Royal Goedewaagen Heritage Ceramic Collection
HERITAGE SINCE 1610 – 100% MADE IN THE NETHERLANDS
Making ceramics is a craft, an art. It requires knowledge and craftsmanship. At Royal Goedewaagen, they have acquired that knowledge over 400 years.
The Heritage collection is a perfect combination of what they strive for at Goedewaagen: to preserve the good of the past and give it a new, contemporary look.
This complete dinnerware set is all made with authentic shapes that have been used in their own factory for decades.
The colors are named after different hues found in the factory, such as Frisian White, Water Blue, Clay Gray, Cobalt Blue, Coal Black and Bisque Beige. And recently expanded to include the colors Quartz Pink, Red Clay and Marigold and Jade Green.
Each piece features a maker's mark as well as the mold number.
Every day, Royal Goedewaagen produces the ceramics with the utmost care and attention to people, the environment and society. They do not believe in a disposable culture, but in sustainable products.
Everything Royal Goedewaagen makes is meant to last. That is why they make their ceramics to the highest standards of quality and functionality. At Royal Goedewaagen, they are aware of their social responsibility, which is why they continuously adapt the production process to make it more sustainable in all links of the chain.
For example, they deal carefully with residual waste and are constantly looking for new ways to make their products more sustainable.
Royal Goedewaagen acts global & thinks local.
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