In the codes used below the combinations HT and TR stand for heart, and triangle respectively. Most triangular medallions were used pointing upwards, with one exception. TRD is for a rare triangular shape - not more than 50 pieces sold - pointing downwards. PPP is a "porcelain painting pendant" that can be seen as a miniature version of the famous "porcelain paintings" or "plaques" produced by Delft potters as of c.1660. It is made of pottery covered with a thin white clay engobe, and the only Verwoerd model that was designed not to be framed in silver. The caption also mentions the number of pieces sold, and the years in which they have been produced. Although we believe that these figures are a useful indication of the relative production sizes, they may be subject to change on the basis of further research results.
Heart
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99x99mm
9999 pcs
1999-99
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HT 15mm
16021 pcs
1961-75
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HT 13mm
58588 pcs
1959-75
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HT 12mm
82926 pcs
1959-75
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Triangle
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99x99mm
9999 pcs
1999-99
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TR 12mm
17600 pcs
1962-74
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TR 10.5mm
76003 pcs
1958-62
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TRD 10.5 "Point down"
50 pcs
1958
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Porcelain Painting Pendant
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99x99mm
9999 pcs
1999-99
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99x99mm
9999 pcs
1999-99
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99x99mm
9999 pcs
1999-99
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PPP 30x32mm
samples only
1952
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