In the early 1960s one could save at Nutricia for special coffee and breakfast tableware pieces, with depictions of canal houses and famous buildings. The black and white drawings of the Amsterdam city views were made by the painter and graphic artist H.E. Roodenburg, one of the best known etchers of the 20th century. The tableware itself was largely made by the famous porcelain and earthenware factory Villeroy & Boch. The lot consists of: Two small meat trays - Nieuwmarkt met Waag - Waterlooplein Six egg cups - Amstel-Keizersgracht - Groenburgwal-Amstel - Oudezijds Achterburgwal - Prinseneiland - Prinsengracht - Singel Six milk cups - Keizersgracht - Herengracht - Kloveniersburgwal - Prinsengracht - Brouwergracht - Singel Six coffee cups and saucers - Prinsengracht - Oudezijds Voorburgwal - Singel - Herengracht - Brouwersgracht - Leidsegracht Five soup dishes - Prins Hendrikkade 2x - Brouwersgracht-Prinsengracht - Keizersgrachts-Reguliersgracht - Herengracht Six breakfast dishes - Brouwersgracht-Prinsengracht - Keizersgrachts-Reguliersgracht - Noordermarkt - Herengracht - Haarlemmersluis 2x One coffee pot - Montelbaantoren One sugar pot - Magere Brug – Amstel One milk can - Herengracht Four mugs (Czech, see bottom) - Prinsengracht - Singel - Herengracht - Keizersgracht The set is mostly in good condition. Any damage is photographed as well as possible.