Four vases and a beaker with a decoration design likely made by Bert Nienhuis and manufactured by pottery De Distel. The city coats of arms of Valkenburg (4 x) and Putten (1 x) were applied by the pottery and then glazed. We are likely dealing with (rejected?) inventory, redesigned as souvenir, although only a small number of these pieces are known. In excellent condition without restorations or chips. Ball shaped vase: 13 cm tall, a 14 cm diameter , and diameters on the top edge and foot respectively of 7.5 and 9 cm. Teardrop shaped vase: a 13.5 cm height, 10 cm in diameter, and diameters of 4 and 5.3 cm at respectively top edge and foot. Mini carafe with handles: 9.5 cm in height, a diameter of 6.5 cm, and a top edge and foot with a diameter of 4 and 6.3 cm respectively. Trumpet vase: 11 cm tall, 6.3 cm in diameter and a top edge and foot with respectively a 6.3 and 4 cm diameter. Beaker: 11 cm in height and diameters of the top edge and foot of respectively 8 and 5.3 cm.