Dutch Historical Memorabilia

Industrial first aid medic / military gurney / cot / stretcher from the 1950s - 1960s, with tubular metal frame, burgundy canvas, leather, and canvas straps. In original condition, w...

Presenting the iconic Philips 22RB662 transistor radio from 1966, a standout piece of mid-century technology made in Holland. This model was Philips' response to the revolutionary Be...

Introducing a rare and exquisite antique leather coin purse/wallet, adorned with opulent 14-karat gold accents. This meticulously crafted piece showcases the timeless elegance of yes...

A large fascinating suitcase or box with handles containing a 'homemade' mineral and rock collection with old handwritten Dutch label. It contains 48 specimens found all over Europe....

Very cool assortment of vintage weighted beach blocks. Each block has unique colors, paint splatter, and in varying sizes with heavy signs of wear. Heavy patina, with varying degrees...

Collection of Old School Posters on cardboard of the early 20th century. Most of the images are still intact with bright colours, but the outer marg...

Rare Esso linen flag made by Hend K Veder from Rotterdam. It dates from the 1960s/1970s and is still in very nice condition. These kinds of flags could be f...

Mid-17th century bird’s-eye view of Amsterdam hand colored map, circa 1650 A fine old map with good color Amsterdam was the one of the leading...

Boldly silkscreen printed in vibrant pink and red inks, this graphic concert poster promoted a performance by Echo & the Bunnymen at the Paradiso Club in Amsterdam on 19th March 1983...

Boldly silkscreen printed in vibrant red ink, this dynamic poster promoted a performance by Dire Straits at the Paradiso Club in Amsterdam on 13th and 14t...

Beautiful heavy, blackened wood 19th century Dutch painted wooden funerary hatchment or rouwbord. A Hatchment, or in Dutch a Rouwbord, is a black m...

One of a kind, Gothic church relic. In the summer of 2019 we purchased a large part of a collection of a former restorer (and avid collector) of antique church relics. This early 20th century, hand carved, gilt and hand painted wooden crown was another one of his priced possessions. It took pride of place in his workshop and because of its beautiful Gothic shape and colors it immediately drew our attention. Over the years we have seen many church relics, so we immediately knew it was really rare, because never before were we able to purchase one anywhere. We searched the worldwide web, but we could not find another one anywhere (not even remotely similar). In all honesty, we don't know how and where exactly this wooden crown would have been placed in church, but it simply is a wonderful work of religious art, it is a joy to look at, it is colorful and decorative, it is excellent workmanship and in very good condition. We believe that the former owner only touched-up the ruby and sapphire like wooden gems. Their colors had probably warn off a little over the years. The crown, by the way, is all hand carved out of one piece of wood, but the small globe on top is made of cork and the bird on top off the globe, we believe, is cast bronze. If you already have a place in mind for it then maybe you should be its next custodian. Mind you, our price for this rare Gothic crown...