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Royal Delft
Royal Delft The Housebird, hand painted
The Housebird is an exclusive Delft Blue art object, designed by I-DO in collaboration with the iconic Royal Delft.
€5.400,00
Royal Delft Tile Extinct Animals set 8 pieces
€279,60
Moooi & Royal Delft present an unique collection: the Extinct Animals collection inspired by the illustrations from The Museum of Extinct Animals.
€260,00
Royal Delft Tile Extinct Animals, Pogo Goat
Moooi & Royal Delft present an unique collection: the Extinct Animals collection inspired by the illustrations from The Museum of Extinct Animals.
€34,95
Royal Delft Tile Extinct Animals, Dandelion Cranes
Moooi & Royal Delft present an unique collection: the Extinct Animals collection inspired by the illustrations from The Museum of Extinct Animals.
€34,95
Royal Delft Tile Extinct Animals, Dwarf Rhino
Moooi & Royal Delft present an unique collection: the Extinct Animals collection inspired by the illustrations from The Museum of Extinct Animals.
€34,95
Royal Delft Tile Extinct Animals, Dodo Pavone
Moooi & Royal Delft present an unique collection: the Extinct Animals collection inspired by the illustrations from The Museum of Extinct Animals.
€34,95
Royal Delft Tile Extinct Animals, Mimic Moth
Moooi & Royal Delft present an unique collection: the Extinct Animals collection inspired by the illustrations from The Museum of Extinct Animals.
€34,95
Royal Delft Tile Extinct Animals, Queen Cobra
Moooi & Royal Delft present an unique collection: the Extinct Animals collection inspired by the illustrations from The Museum of Extinct Animals.
€34,95
Royal Delft Tile Extinct Animals, Armoured Boar
Moooi & Royal Delft present an unique collection: the Extinct Animals collection inspired by the illustrations from The Museum of Extinct Animals.
€34,95
Royal Delft Tile Extinct Animals, Golden Tiger
Moooi & Royal Delft present an unique collection: the Extinct Animals collection inspired by the illustrations from The Museum of Extinct Animals.
€34,95
Royal Delft Nijntje XL
In honor of Miffy's 70th birthday in 2025, Royal Delft introduces the Nijntje XL - an exclusive, hand-painted Delft Blue eye-catcher. A unique collector's item that combines the timeless character of Miffy with the tradition of Royal Delft.
€1.750,00
Royal Delft Nijntje XL limited edition
In honor of Miffy's 70th birthday in 2025, Royal Delft introduces the Miffy XL - an exclusive, hand-painted Delft Blue eye-catcher. A unique collector's item that combines the timeless character of Miffy with the tradition of Royal Delft.
€2.250,00
Royal Delft Nijntje piggy bank
This Nijntje is not only a nice figurine, but also functions as a piggy bank
€335,00
Royal Delft Classic Nijntje
A real Delft Blue Miffy – a great accessory for a shelf in the nursery, desk, or in your living room on the windowsill.
€54,95
Royal Delft Blow Away Vase, Hand Painted Edition
The Blow Away Vase is a classic vase that has experienced something extraordinary… it has been blown aside by a powerful gust of wind.
€2.500,00
Royal Delft Porcelain Fles.
Royal Delft, founded in 1653, is the last remaining pottery factory from the 17th-century heyday when Delft boasted more than thirty potteries. The iconic brand, known worldwide for Delft Blue, has combined artisanal tradition with innovation since its inception and remains the symbol of Dutch ceramic craftsmanship to this day.
In the 16th century, Dutch potters were introduced to colorful, hand-painted pottery from Italy. Around 1600, the import of Chinese porcelain via the Dutch East India Company (VOC) marked a turning point: the enormous popularity of blue-and-white decorative porcelain inspired Delft artisans to develop their own technique. By experimenting with clay and glaze, a unique product emerged that would become internationally known as Delft Blue.
In 1653, De Porceleyne Fles was founded by David Anthonisz van der Pieth. Under owners Wouter van Eenhoorn and Quirinus van Kleijnoven, the company grew into a leading producer. In 1697, Johannes Knotter introduced the famous bottle as a brand mark – a signature still used today.
After a period of decline in the 19th century, engineer Joost Thooft revived the brand in 1876. By using sturdier English pottery and modern production techniques, he restored quality to an international level. Together with Abel Labouchere, he introduced the recognizable monogram "JT Delft," the ultimate proof of authenticity.
In 1919, the company received the Royal designation, a recognition of its cultural and artisanal significance.
Today, Royal Delft is the only remaining Delftware factory and a global icon of Holland's finest ceramic tradition.
With over 370 years of history, Royal Delft remains true to the art of hand-painted pottery while continuing to innovate for new generations of enthusiasts worldwide.
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