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provenance: Delta 98 Den Haag
pictures from the archive of Delta 98 Den Haag, all items have been in the collection of Delta 98 Den Haag
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Sold by Delta 98 Den Haag: some paintings by Oskar Lens
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1950's 35mm rangefinder camera's recently sold by Delta 98 Den Haag
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Sold by Delta 98 Den Haag
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Vintage wax mannequin heads, sold by Delta 98 Den Haag
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Sold by Delta 98 Den Haag: an antique madonna, an art nouveau Lesueur / Japy Freres clock and the Leica M5
Holy Mary, The Madonna
in the Baroque style, standing on a cloud above a pedestal, with two cherubs in the cloud, the statue has glass eyes and many of it's original polychrome: gold, red, white and several tones of blue
art nouveau / jugendstil period mantle clock / horloge de cheminee
made by:
A. Lesueur, France
with thistle / carduus decoration, the movement is by:
Japy Freres, France
a near mint, vintage, analog, 35mm roll-film rangefinder camera, the
Leica
M 5
with Leitz lenses and many extra's, made by Leitz, Wetzlar in Germany
with black anodized finish, Leica protection cap, in original Leica clear plastic bag with it's serial number, in makers box with it's serial number
with extra's:
lens 1: Summicron 1 : 2 / 50 - Leitz Wetzlar, with metal Leica lens cap and Leitz blister in original Leitz makers box with it's serial number
lens 2. Elmarit 1 : 2.8 / 90 - Leitz Wetzlar, with metal Leica lens cap and Leitz blister in Leitz makers box
Leitz Visoflex III - 2 parts: with 2 black Leica protection caps, each in a Leitz makers box, with red lining inside
Leitz extension tube: 2 rings
Leitz focusing mount - chrome - in a Leitz Leica box
Leitz suncap - black metal - with Leica cap - in a Leitz Leica box with suncap
Leitz filter - Yellow 1 - in Leica blister & box
Leitz filter- UVa - in Leica blister & box
2x a roll-film cassette in black tube - all
Ernst Leitz Wetzlar
Leitz Wetzlar leather case & strap
3 more caps: 2x Leica, 1x Leitz
several manuals in German and paperwork from a former Dutch owner
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An art deco vase by A. DeLatte France sold by Delta 98 Den Haag
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vintage design objects sold by Delta 98 Den Haag: Barbini Murano, Antoinette de Ribes and a Dodge Ram van hood ornament
sold by
Delta 98 Den Haag
The Hague, The Netherlands:
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Jugendstil - Art Nouveau, Meyr's Neffe Theresienthal glass, sold by Delta 98 Den Haag
an elegant, antique
crystal, enamelled, liquor
carafe / decanter
and a high
stemmed liquor glass - a so called Stengelglass,
authentic Art
Nouveau / Jugendstil, made between 1890 and 1919, at
Meyr's Neffe
in
Adolf bei Winterberg, Theresienthal
the
bottle has optical ribs, the stopper and the bottle have swirling,
calligraphic-like, enamelled decoration of red and gold, gilding to
the rims and the top of the stopper,
the
glass has optical ribs, a
floral enamelled decoration, floral decoration around the stem at the base
and gilding to the rims
heights: 25 cm / 9.8 inch and 15,2 cm / 6
inch
both recently sold by
Delta 98 Den Haag
The Hague, The Netherlands
2 other glasses are also sold Delta 98 Den Haag
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A circa 1910 wooden camera from Walter Talbot and Paul Waechter, sold by Delta 98 Den Haag
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Antique wax seal of the station for plague sufferes and mental asylum in The Hague: Pesthuis en Dolhuis Den Haag
recently sold by Delta 98 Den Haag to a USA collection:
an antique wax / lacquer seal / stamp / sceau / lakstempel / zegelstempel
with
text:
Pest en Dolhuis
in Den Haag
meaning:
station for plague sufferes and mental asylum in The Hague
this name of the institute was used between 1569 and 1827, we date this seal as 16th - 17th Century, the wooden hanlde is of much more recent date, after 1827 the name changed into: Verbeterhuis / Correction institute, written documents dating from 1453 are found with the name used: St. Antoniuskapel / St. Anthony's Chapel,and pre 1519 as: Sieckhuys van der Pestilentie / House for the sick by the plague and in 1569 as: Pesthuis / Pesthuys or Sint Anthonispesthuis / plaguehouse,
until 1909 the institute was situated at the street corner of: Sint Anthoniestraat, later called Slijkeinde / Slikent and Vleerstraat, The Hague / Den Haag - Slijkeinde / Slikent meaning: dirt or mud road
a drawing of the building in 1570:
Sint Anthonius kapel in 's Gravenhage (= Den Haag = The Hague), by Jacobus
Stellingwerf: