In October 1966 it was announced that Princess Beatrix was expecting her first child. On April 25, 1967 it was reported that Princess...
Johannes Hendrik Philip Wortman was a Dutch sculptor and medalist, he was born in The Hague on November 3rd in 1872. Wortman was taught at...
The Russel-Tiglia company was a ceramic company active from 1936-1966 from the town of Tegelen. It made bricks and roof tiles but is best known...
Paper advertising Victoria spring water from 1898 with portraits of queen Wilhelmina Ephemera comes from the Greek and means “for the day” Nowadays it is...
New in our collection is this very rare plaque of William the Silent. Why William of Orange was given this nickname is not known....
Suriname and the Dutch Antilles always have had a warm heart for our Royal Family. During the war years, Juliana and Bernhard visited the...
Noordeinde Palace used to be known as het Oude Hof (the Old court). The oldest part of the palace dates from before 1512. In that...
At the beginning of 1896, the 15-year-old Wilhelmina began to develop into a young woman, this also included a different hairstyle. Up until then she...
From 1715 to 1837 there was a personal union between England and Hannover (a construction in which two states have the same head of...
Clay objects have been made for thousands of years, when clay is baked at a temperature of 800-1000 degrees Celsius, pottery is created. About...