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A Selection of Dutch Waterjugs (1925-1960) We've been searching for quite a few years, and so we've been able to identify some of these waterjugs already. It's very hard to be sure of these identifications actually, the round water jugs are all very similar to each other and each come in a range of sizes. The handles are applied by hand, which means that they are all slightly different and therefore may vary from the designers pattern. If you have any information to add to our knowledge please get in touch with us. 16 -  Green Iridisee 15 14 13 12 -  A.D.Copier - #10796 1940 11 -  A.D.Copier - Waterkan 1924 10 -  Leerdam? 1934? 9 -   A.D.Copier - Turbantia 1940 8 -   WJ Rozendaal - Dante 7 -   Maastricht? 1930? 6 -   WJ Rozendaal - Globaal 1932 5 -   WJ Rozendaal - Dante 1932 4 3  -   A.D.Copier - Emma 1930 2 -   WJ Rozendaal - Globaal 1932 1 -   Doyen, Belgium

Although it seems quite easy to identify them as water glasses, and sometimes colour indicates their factories, it's very tricky to identify most of them by name, partly because of the incomplete documentation. 16 -   119mm 15 -   Leerdam? 110mm 14 -   90mm 13 -   88mm 12 -   99mm 11 -   Rozendaal -Globaal? 94mm 10 -   116mm 9 -  120mm 8 -  Leerdam? 100mm 7 -  Leerdam? 100mm 6    98mm 5    Leerdam? 95mm 4 -   Copier - Frida 115mm #9949 3     Maastricht? 98mm 2 -   Maastricht? 97mm 1 -   Rozendaal - Dante 85mm

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Here's a second group of waterglasses that we're working to identify. 28 -   106mm 27 -   Leerdam? 110mm 26 -   Copier - Ballon 105mm #3383 25 -   Maastricht? 77mm 24 -   Copier - Smeerwortel 115mm 23 -   103mm 22 -   Copier (etsmerk) 118mm 21 -   Copier (etsmerk) 118mm 20 -   Copier (etsmerk) 95mm 19    Copier (etsmerk) 101mm 18 -   (waterkaraf glass?) 92mm 17 -   102mm

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