What is Haags Lofje? Haags Lofje is a classic Dutch flatware design that has been in use since the 18th century. It is particularly well-known in silverware and is still used in luxury or traditional flatware sets.
The characteristics of Haags Lofje include a simple, elegant design with a subtle leaf-shaped decoration (the “lofje”) at the end of the handle. The style is timeless and understated, with soft curves – not too ornate, but gracefully refined. The "lofje" is typically located on the back of the handle (on knives, forks, and spoons).
The design originates from The Hague, hence the name, and is considered a symbol of Dutch silver tradition. It can be found in classic silver flatware sets, bridal cutlery, or heirlooms, as well as in restaurants or shops specializing in traditional or antique silver.
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