In the codes used below the combination OL stands for oval, and landscape orientation. It is followed by the rounded size of each model in millimeters. The sizes have been derived from the original trade names used by the Verwoerd workshop, and actual sizes may differ by one or two tenths of a millimeter. The models marked W are by P. Woerlee who was a painter for the Verwoerd Studio from 1953 to 1956, and who specialized in larger sizes. The models marked (*) may exist in both the Woerlee version, and the more sought after Verwoerd design. The model marked J is not by Verwoerd, but by H.C. de Jong who was a free lance decorator for the Verwoerd workshop from 1949 to 1956. There is a Verwoerd version as well. The silver mounted model OL14x26 is an example of the many variations produced by Schoonhoven silversmiths. The caption also shows 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.
Oval - landscape
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OL 24x44mm (*)
1403 pcs
1954-56
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OL 22x34mm (*)
154 pcs
1953-54
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OL 20x38mm (*)
1712 pcs
1954-56
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OL 20x30mm (*)
654 pcs
1950-54
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OL 19x25mm (*)
1798 pcs
1953-56
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OL 17x32mm W (*)
1006 pcs
1954-56
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OL 14x26mm W (*)
1578 pcs
1950-55
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OL 13x18mm
1000 pcs
1972
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OL 10x20mm J
50860 pcs
1949-58
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OL 10x18mm
33938 pcs
1958-72
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OL 10x15mm
7453 pcs
1950-60
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OL 9x13mm
1100 pcs
1962-63
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OL 9x12mm
15035 pcs
1963-73
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OL 7.5x14mm
28545 pcs
1952-66
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