Set of 2 Vintage Delft Blue Goudsche Stroopwafels Hand-painted Ceramic Jars

This set of 2 Vintage Delft Blue Goudsche Stroopwafels Hand-painted Ceramic Jars are classic Dutch cookie jars designed to store traditional stroopwafels (syrup waffles). Dimensions: 4.75" H × 4.25" Diameter Condition: Used - Fair One with sealed cracks and the other with a chip at the bottom rim. Here are some details: Origin and Style: They are a piece of Delftware, recognizable by their iconic blue and white hand-painted style, originating from Holland (the Netherlands). Purpose: The jars are specifically designed to hold "Goudsche Stroopwafels," indicating their use for storing the famous Dutch caramel-filled waffles that traditionally come from Gouda. Material and Features: They are made of ceramic or porcelain and feature a lid adorned with traditional Dutch scenes like windmills and architectural designs. Decorative and Functional: While primarily functional for storing stroopwafels and keeping them fresh, these jars are also highly decorative collectible items, valued for their artistry and connection to Dutch heritage. Additional details: On the bottom of these Delftware plate jars, collector's items, from the Netherlands. Siroopwafelbakkerij "De Goudsche Waag": This translates to "Syrup Waffle Bakery 'The Gouda Weigh House'," suggesting a connection to stroopwafels (syrup waffles) and the historic Gouda Weigh House. Kees de Knoop: This is likely the name of the individual or family associated with the bakery or the creation of the piece. Tel. 01(contact info removed)0: This is a Dutch telephone number, further indicating the origin of the item. KorenBloem Delft-blue Handwork Holland: "KorenBloem" means "Cornflower," which is a common motif in Delftware, and "Delft-blue Handwork Holland" confirms it is a hand-painted piece of Delft Blue pottery from the Netherlands.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Type

Delfts Blue Cookie Stroopwafels Jars