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QA-2026-033
Rozenburg Juliana aardewerk Art Nouveau earthenware bonbonnière, 1903
Rozenburg ‘Juliana’ earthenware bonbonnière with matching lid, decorated with stylised floral motifs in blue, green and brown against a pale ground. Despite extensive damage and visible repairs, it retains an attractive combination of flowing ornament and rich colour.
€ 65 margin scheme, VAT not separately charged
- Every mark photographed and transcribed below
- Condition stated in full, including what is wrong with it
- Posted insured and tracked from the Netherlands
- Return within 14 days if it is not as described
About this piece
This bonbonnière was made by Rozenburg in The Hague, the factory that between 1883 and 1917 helped define Dutch Art Nouveau ceramics. Production ended halfway the first world war in 1916, so every surviving piece belongs to a closed chapter: no more will ever be made. That is why this bonbonnière was worth keeping, despite extensive damage. The repairs have been left visible, honestly showing what the piece has been through. What remains is what made Rozenburg special: flowing, stylised flowers in blue, green and brown, painted with a lightness that still feels modern more than a century later.
Details
| Object | Rozenburg bonbonnière |
|---|---|
| Standard | 833 |
| Country | **Netherlands,** |