Blue Collar Bottles by D1653 Blue Collar Bottles by D1653
Touch of Blue tableware by by D1653 Touch of Blue tableware by by D1653
Blue Fruit Rings by D1653 Blue Fruit Rings by D1653
D1653 collection D1653 collection

True blue: Delftware gets a modern twist

29 : 11 : 2011 Royal Delft : Pottery : Kitchenware

Delft, The Netherlands – Traditional Delftware manufacturer Royal Delft has produced a collection of modernised pottery.

The collection, called D1653 after the year in which the company was established, combines the traditional decorative paint practice with modern Dutch design. Pieces include a series of ceramic bottles with decorative blue collars, designed by Arian Brekveld, and the Double Heritage decorative vessels by Damian O’Sullivan.

LS:N Global recently reported on design company 1882, which is re-interpreting fine bone china with a modern collection of designs. The trend for reviving old practices and techniques is further explored in our Revivalism macrotrend.

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