Glass , Porcelain and Pottery

Artist  and Manufacturer Information*

The following is an alphabetical list of  artists and manufacturers of glass, porcelain and pottery. This list is by no means complete, nor can we guarantee the accuracy of the information. Please keep in mind that the spellings of names often change when translated into another language, and that this list is not intended to be a complete reference. This information has been compiled from many sources and is constantly being updated. For information on artists not listed here, please feel free to use the links page in our library section to perform online searches. There are several great links to other sites that have extensive documentation on marks and manufacturers.

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Rozenburg Den Haag Dutch, Holland Haagsche Plateelfabriek Rozenburg N.V. (1883-1916) Founded by W. Wolff (Freiherr) von Gudenberg, who had been educated as a painter of plateel at the Porceleyne Fles in Delft. At first the factory produced mostly Delft blue style items, but in 1883 Colenbrander, took over the artistic direction of the factory. He introduced a totally new  and abstract style for the factory. In 1899 Jurriaan Kok introduced the eggshell porcelain. Designs for the paint work were by Jurriaan Kok and produced by Sam Schellink and R. Sterken, among others. Rozenburg often used a stork for the mark, sometimes with the monogram or initials of the artist. Rozenburg pieces are well represented in museums as examples of fine design from the Jugendstihl and Art Nouveau style of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.