jc herman produces potter’s tableware from white ‘royale porcelain’ clay. in 2018, the potter/owner, herman verhagen, learned to wheelthrow porcelain from master hu shifu xiao in jingdezhen, china, the city where this unique type of clay was invented.

the design of this new tableware collection is based on ‘hotelware’, a generic industrial design that is machine-made for the hospitality industry. it is thick and therefore extra strong and also stackable.
the royal porcelain is much thinner (and therefore translucent), handmade and behaves both natural and elegant on any table.

each item of the porcelaine royale tableware has a unique hand-painted serial number on the bottom, that refers to a word from the porcelain recipe from 1712.
follow your number here: ‘recipe from 1712’

cup: 7 x 7 cm
saucer: 14,5 cm
medium plate: 19,5 cm
dinner plate: 25 cm
soup bowl: 6 x 14 cm
serving bowl: 7 x 24 cm

stackable and dishwasher safe.