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- Description
- robert bronwasser (1968)
| Type of artwork | Glass / Ceramics |
| Period | 2000 to present |
| Style | Dutch Design |
| Dimensions | 20 x 20 x 20 cm (h x w x d) |
| Marked | Marked/Brand sticker |
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Brand: Royal Goedewaagen
Designer: Robert Bronwasser
Material : Pottery ceramics
Colors :Grey, blue and white
Size :20 x 20 cm
Condition: new condition
Description Royal Goedewaagen:
The Netherlands is the land of colorful tulips. Place the beautiful tulips in these special vases from Royal Goedewaagen.
The tiles are 20 x 20 cm and are easy to slide into each other. The ceramic tiles are available in different models.
Put the flowers outside with the Tulip tiles from Royal Goedewaagen. This unique tulip vase is available in four different designs, namely solid lime or red, Delft blue and
a mill. so there is always a model that fits your interior.
Dutch designer Robert Bronwasser
Robert Bronwasser graduated cum laude from the University of Delft in 1992, where he studied 'Industrial Design'.
Robert has many successful products to his name with his many years of experience. He now has his own studio
in Amsterdam, where he makes and exhibits his creative products with a unique character. With his products he already has several
has won important awards in his field, including the Interior Innovation Award. For these 'Dutch' vases
he made use of ceramics, a material that has meant a lot for Dutch culture.
Ceramics made in Holland
Ceramic is a collective name for products that are baked with clay. Ceramic has several advantages, such is the material
heat resistant and resistant to wear. During the time of the VOC, ceramics were an important source of trade for the Netherlands.
It was an important stimulus to the economy. This was also the time when the story of Royal Goedewaagen begins.
Royal Goedewaagen has been located in Nieuw-Buinen, Drenthe, since 1984. However, the company has a long history.
The story of Royal Goedewaagen begins in 1610, when the De Jong family from Gouda opened the folk pottery factory 'De Star'.
This company eventually grew into Royal Goedewagen, a company where quality, craftsmanship, perfection and creativity
Think highly of. They successfully reflect these values in the products from their range, they are already in place
known for many years as a leader in the field of ceramics.
Designer: Robert Bronwasser
Material : Pottery ceramics
Colors :Grey, blue and white
Size :20 x 20 cm
Condition: new condition
Description Royal Goedewaagen:
The Netherlands is the land of colorful tulips. Place the beautiful tulips in these special vases from Royal Goedewaagen.
The tiles are 20 x 20 cm and are easy to slide into each other. The ceramic tiles are available in different models.
Put the flowers outside with the Tulip tiles from Royal Goedewaagen. This unique tulip vase is available in four different designs, namely solid lime or red, Delft blue and
a mill. so there is always a model that fits your interior.
Dutch designer Robert Bronwasser
Robert Bronwasser graduated cum laude from the University of Delft in 1992, where he studied 'Industrial Design'.
Robert has many successful products to his name with his many years of experience. He now has his own studio
in Amsterdam, where he makes and exhibits his creative products with a unique character. With his products he already has several
has won important awards in his field, including the Interior Innovation Award. For these 'Dutch' vases
he made use of ceramics, a material that has meant a lot for Dutch culture.
Ceramics made in Holland
Ceramic is a collective name for products that are baked with clay. Ceramic has several advantages, such is the material
heat resistant and resistant to wear. During the time of the VOC, ceramics were an important source of trade for the Netherlands.
It was an important stimulus to the economy. This was also the time when the story of Royal Goedewaagen begins.
Royal Goedewaagen has been located in Nieuw-Buinen, Drenthe, since 1984. However, the company has a long history.
The story of Royal Goedewaagen begins in 1610, when the De Jong family from Gouda opened the folk pottery factory 'De Star'.
This company eventually grew into Royal Goedewagen, a company where quality, craftsmanship, perfection and creativity
Think highly of. They successfully reflect these values in the products from their range, they are already in place
known for many years as a leader in the field of ceramics.
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| Condition | Mint condition | ||||||||||
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| Pick up | The work can be picked up on location. As a buyer you must bring your own packaging materials. The location is: Doorn, The Netherlands | ||||||||||
| Shipment | Parcel post | ||||||||||
| Price | Up to 2 kg.
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