Bornego Group B.V.

Walk?re Porcelain Tableware

Netherlands , Nieuw-Buinen

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Walk?re Porcelain Tableware

For more than 120 years the porcelain brand Walküre has been developing from pioneering spirit as well as innovative and entrepreneurial courage. Today, Walküre is well known in the porcelain and catering industry and stands for craftsmanship and design, love of detail, tradition and innovation; they are all interwoven. Friesland Porzellanfabrik GmbH & Co. KG is a traditional German company that has specialised in the production of porcelain and earthenware tableware since the last century. The company was founded by Horst Bentz under the name “Porzellanfabrik Friesland”. Friesland Porzellan stands for clear forms and high functionality as well as consistent handicraft quality: Made in Germany. The Walküre products are manufactured in the Friesland factory in Varel and are also delivered from there.

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