Sold on the Antiques Market The Hague, by standholder Delta 98 Den Haag

during summertime we are standholder on the 

sunday's Antiques Market The Hague

- Antiekmarkt en Boekenmarkt Den Haag -

here are a few items we sold there in 2019

a gilded, art nouveau picture frame

marked with: made in France, no.27 depose

an 18th century, silver Tangle Basket

made in Deventer or Middelburg

a silver medal designed in 1928, by 

Chris van der Hoef

for the municipal of The Hague

Het Gemeentebestuur van 's Gravenhage

a triptych, by

Lucie van Duyn

a bronze medal, Huis Bernardus

designed in 1973 by 

Eric Claus

a large, decorated glass vase, 

titled Birdy, designed by 

Ulrica Hydman-Vallien

for Kosta Boda

The beautiful Antiques and Books Market in The Hague

some of the sunday market stands

of standholder

Delta 98 Den Haag

Sold to South Africa by Delta 98 Den Haag

After a long shipment this

15-16th century

full round carved wooden Jesus Christ crucified, a

Corpus Christi

was finaly received by the new owner.

PostNL took it easy to ship it to

South Africa.

But it did arrive safe at it's new home

various objects recently sold from the collection of Delta 98 Den Haag

an architectural building ornament

Dutch art deco - Amsterdam School, titled:

Het Denken - The Thought

designed circa 1925 by

Willem Coenraad Brouwer (Dutch, 1877-1933)

a terracotta vessel, a

Sicilian rhyton or Greek sirrup jar

made circa 100-200 BC

an extremely beautiful modelled and executed with great detail

porcelain figure of a standing hunting dog, known as

German Wirehaired Pointer

made and marked by

Metzler & Ortloff

executed between 1890 and 1945

an issue of the famous Dutch art deco magazine

Wendingen

this issue was initiated in 1929 and published in 1930

as volume 10, no. 10

subject: Russian Theatre - Russisch Toneel

f.e. Stanislawski, Meyerhold and Tairoff

cover design: Samuel Jessurun de Mesquita

- born in Amsterdam 1868, killed in Auschwitz 1944 -

layout: H. Th. Wijdeveld (1885-1987)

vintage, high performance enlarging lens

Apo-Rodagon 1: 2.8 f=50mm

made by

Rodenstock, Germany

a 19th century wooden plaque with handpainted

coat of arms / familiewapen and motto

Cassis Tutissima Virtus

- virtue is the safest helmet -

belonging to

Joan Daniel Wilhelm van Arkel baron d'Ablaing

(1827-1897)