Dutch Furniture

2 Dutch Delft blue and White tiles Depicting figures in a landscape Origin Netherland second half 17th century Condition: Good not glued Delftware or Delft pottery is also known as ...

This sofa is a high-end contemporary seat designed in the new withmore cream fabric, which offers a soft, textured surface and a subtle plush feel. Its distinctive curved silhouette ...

Very nice stained Glass Chandelier, shaped like a folding Umbrella , In a Amsterdam School , Art Deco style . Fittings and armature manufactured by Gispen Giso The Brass frame is ca...

Set of 6 stackable dining chairs designed by Gijs Bakker, produced by Castelyn in the Netherlands in the 1970’s. The design idea of Bakker was to reduce the complexity of a chair’s f...

Dutch Delft blue and white 'Peacock' plate, 18th century, with ochre rim, the center decorated in cobalt with an vase containing an arrangement of peacock feathers and flowers. The r...

Chamfered Square Delft Earthenware Plaque with the Flagellation of Christ and Christ Carrying the Cross. Delft, the Netherlands, circa 1760 A chamfered square Delft earthenware plaque decorated with two episodes from the Passion of Christ: the Flagellation of Christ and Christ Carrying the Cross. The scenes are rendered in a clear, narrative manner characteristic of mid-18th-century Delft painting...

In the opulent world of the uber-rich, where mansions are counted in the tens of millions, and pop superstars reign supreme, one can expect nothing less than extravagance in every detail. Amidst the glittering gems of a $70 million mansion owned by a legendary pop sensation, we had the honor of acquiring a custom chandelier that defies convention and embodies the spirit of luxury and creativity. Allow me to introduce you to a dazzling masterpiece—a one-of-a-kind creation by none other than the visionary Dirk Van Der Kooij. Picture yourself stepping into a lavish, sun-drenched living room, adorned with the finest furniture money can buy. In this resplendent space, the centerpiece of the room is the extraordinary custom chandelier—a breathtaking work of art that beckons the gaze of those who dare enter. This chandelier is unlike anything you've ever seen. It's as if an intricate web of tinker toy sticks and wheels has come to life, monumentally suspended from the ceiling in a mesmerizing display. Crisscrossing black rods weave an intricate pattern, resembling the playful sticks of childhood imagination, yet with an adult sophistication that captures the essence of modern luxury. The magic of this chandelier lies in its radiant, wheel-shaped 3D-printed recycled plastic rings. These translucent rings, adorned with a riot of bright lights, cast a celestial glow, reminiscent of twinkling stars on a clear night. Imagine standing beneath this celestial marvel, feeling as if you're gazing at the very cosmos itself. But what truly sets this chandelier apart are the circular black balls nestled at its core, reminiscent of the center of a Tootsie Roll Pop. These unique orbs, resembling beautifully lit lollipops, add a whimsical touch to the chandelier's design, infusing an air of playfulness and joy into the opulent setting. Dirk Van Der Kooij, the mastermind behind this creation, is no stranger to pushing the boundaries of design. His philosophy revolves around longevity, functionality, and joy, and this chandelier is a testament to those principles. Van Der Kooij's journey began in 2009 when he set up his studio in the basement of the Design Academy, Eindhoven. His quest to find the honest, durable potential in plastic led to groundbreaking innovations, including the iconic Elephant Skin series, where recycled plastic came alive with rich, living tactility. The Kooij collection, with its penchant for unconventional materials and a marriage of craft and technology, has found its way into prestigious museums worldwide. Pieces from his collection now grace the permanent collections of institutions like MoMA in New York and the Vitra Design Museum, a testament to his enduring impact on the world of design. Now, picture the scene where this magnificent chandelier hangs in the mansion—a scene of luxurious excess and unapologetic glamour. Surrounding it are design classics, including the Cassina Mex Cube...

Very happy to offer this striking marble floor. This used to be the hallway in a mid 19th century hallway in the city center of The Hague. The fl...

Hala Zeist 'Sun Series' double wall lamp by H. Busquet. Black and yellow enameled outer shades with linear perforations on white base with separate switch buttons. In original condit...

Balkans & Ottoman Europe Map with Athens Inset – Nieuwe Hand-Atlas, 1876 This impressive 19th-century map titled “Turkije in Europa, Griekenland, Roemenië, Servië en Montenegro” provides a richly detailed view of the Balkan Peninsula and the remaining European territories of the Ottoman Empire during a critical historical moment. Published in 1876 in the Nieuwe Hand-Atlas der Aarde in haren Tegenwoordigen Toestand by M. Frijlink, revised by A. van Otterloo and printed by D. Noothoven van Goor in Leiden, this map captures the political and geographical landscape of the Balkans just before the Russo-Turkish War (1877–78) and the subsequent Treaty of Berlin reshaped the region. The map spans from the Adriatic Sea to the Black Sea, and from the Danube valley down to Crete, covering modern-day Greece, Albania, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Thrace, European Turkey, and the Aegean Islands. Hand-colored boundary lines clearly distinguish political units including the Kingdom of Greece, the Principality of Serbia, the United Principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia (Romania), and Ottoman provinces such as Rumelia, Thessaly, Epirus, and Macedonia. Major cities—Constantinople (Istanbul), Athens, Bucharest, Belgrade, Sofia, Salonika (Thessaloniki), Skodra, Ioannina, Larissa, Adrianople (Edirne), Varna, and Trabzon—are identified with fine engraving work. The map also reflects the complex geography of the region, showing mountain chains such as the Balkans, Pindus, Rhodope, and Dinaric Alps, as well as large river systems including the Danube, Morava, Drina, Vardar, Maritsa, and Iskar. Inset maps provide valuable additional context: one illustrates the Bosphorus and surrounding fortifications, another focuses on Athens and Piraeus, and a third presents the region around the Gulf of Salonika and Northern Greece. These allow a closer look at strategic locations central to 19th-century European geopolitics. This plate captures the Balkans at a moment of transition, when national movements were rising and the Ottoman Empire was gradually losing influence. The elegant engraving, refined typography, and harmonious composition are characteristic of Dutch educational cartography at its peak. Today, the map serves as a historical snapshot of a region defined by shifting borders, cultural layers, and emerging nation-states. Condition Report: Good condition with gentle toning and scattered small foxing marks, mostly in the margins. Original center fold as issued. Image clean and well-printed with soft, even hand-coloring. No tears, losses, or repairs. Framing Tips: A light ivory or cream mat works beautifully to highlight the delicate color washes. A slim dark wood or black frame adds contrast and sophistication. Because the map includes attractive insets, a slightly wider mat border enhances balance and readability. Suitable for libraries, studies, travel-themed interiors, and collectors of Ottoman, Greek, and Balkan cartography. Keywords: Balkans, Ottoman Empire, Turkey in Europe, European Turkey, Greece, Athens, Piraeus, Macedonia, Thrace, Epirus, Thessaly, Crete, Aegean Sea, Bulgaria, Sofia, Varna, Plovdiv, Romania, Bucharest, Wallachia, Moldavia, Danube, Serbia, Belgrade, Montenegro, Cetinje, Albania, Skodra, Ioannina, Thessaloniki, Salonika, Constantinople, Istanbul, Bosphorus, Dardanelles, Adriatic Sea, Aegean Islands, Balkan Peninsula, 19th century Balkans map, 1876 Ottoman map...

This beautiful vintage tea set was crafted in Holland, circa 1950s by Royal Maastricht Sphinx. Its smooth appearance will help to build up relaxing and happy feelings while drinking ...

Artifort 070 Sofa, 2.5 Seater with Arms Dimensions: 207x73cm Fabric: Kvadrat Divina 3 - Color 696 Base Finish: P13 Aluminum metallic (texture) Simply sl...

Amazing height adjustable MOD 1970's dome pendant with a smoked plexiglass shell with brushed aluminum belt and metal handle. One can gently pull the handle ...

The Elepé Plata is a contemporary aluminium table lamp by Luis Marie Studio, conceived as a sculptural statement in designer lighting. Defined by clarity of form and precision engine...

“DUMBELL” sculptural coffee table / sculpture / object / Two metal spheres seemingly flow like mercury into each other Molded from a self developed metal-based material: “Industr...

Bas Van Pelt for EMS, armchair, nickel-plated steel, sisal, armchair, the Netherlands, 1920s. This original and comfortable chair, designed by Dutch interior and furniture designer ...

Cast Iron & Brass wall light White opaline glass globe Diameter cast iron wall piece: 10.5 cm / 4”, 2 holes to secure Weight: 2.20 kg / 4.9 lb Priced per individual item. All lamp...

Mid-century industrial daybed by Vertifix, Kuperus Almelo, Netherlands, circa 1950s. Constructed with a black lacquered tubular steel frame and mesh metal sleeping surface, this piec...

A wonderful original pair of 1915 Dutch Amsterdam School aged brass 3 arm candleholders with decorative elements. Original finish.

Janni Van Pelt, coffee table, glass, lacquered metal, The Netherlands, circa 1958. Round coffee table in black coated metal and glass. This table is a variation on Janni Van Pelt's ...

Rare Dutch Modern Solid Large teak Brutalist Slatted bench. Nice solid wood Bench great Dutch woodworking. Great for entryway hallway or bedroom. Shows normal wear from use and age. ...

Dutch small modernist chair. Great form and look. Netherlands 1920-1930's

Large round drip shape opaline glass pendant by Giso, Holland Metal top and ceiling canopy Glass height 300 mm / 11.8" Weight: 0.70 kg / 1.5 lb Priced per individual item. All lam...

Early 20th century clockwork Automaton Diorama A truly wonderful example of an early 20th Century Dutch clockwork automaton diorama. The animation takes place after both clockwork me...

Minimalistisch Japanese series DU03 sideboard by Cees Braakman for Pastoe, 1958. Dutch design icon of high quality. The DU03 is one of the most famous but also most coveted sideboard...

'Sunbirds & Tropical Flowers 2.0' is a Jacquard woven tapestry by contemporary fiber artist Tjitske Storm. The colorful bursting composition is composed of more than 200 elements...

Please note the price is calculated for a set of (4 lines + 18 rulers) as in the images. Cover curtain, a spatial room divider meets a bookshelf. Showcasing your favorite book covers as a rhythmic mood board in space. Cover curtain works as an instrument with endless possibilities. Created small bookshelf...

Bold, sculptural, and just a little bit other worldly—meet the Chubby Chair. Engineered by Dirk van der Kooij using his own extrusion robot, this chair exudes charm in every line and...

H. Pander & Zonen Sofa, circa 1890, The Netherlands This sofa is made and signed by H. Pander & Zonen, "Hollandia". The sofa has been completely renovated and upholstered. A beaut...

This large, round coffee table from the 1960s is crafted in the Brutalist style and made of heavy, high-quality oak. The wood displays a beautiful patina and light signs of use, whic...

FORMAE is a macrame / woven fiber art tapestry (wall hanging) created by Tamar Samplonius. Lead time: 11-12 weeks 'Formae explores the impact of simplicity in both design and stru...

Very nice teak daybed, fabricated in The Netherlands in the 60's. It has 4 folding feet, see the last pictures. The mattress is renewed with new foam and it has just been uphols...

Brut coffee table by Mokko with dimensions L:135 x W:80 x H:30 cm. Made in the Netherlands out of solid European oak. The light oak is finished with a matte varnish. A custom wooden...

Extra Large White Linen Curtain Floorlamp, The Netherlands 1980's

A beautiful rare 18th century four-lobed Delft dish, decorated in blue monochrome with flowers and semi-circles in rocaille contours. Marked "V. beek" in blue on reverse.

Monumental antique Dutch Baroque frame. Great for use as a mirror or art frame. Made of walnut featuring geometric form with extended corners and ornate carved gilded accents over a ...

Stunning and rare Art Deco Modernist credenza or sideboard. Striking Dutch design from the 1920s. Solid oak base with original solid macassar ebony handles on door with glass and dra...

This haberdashery cabinet was produced during the 1930s in the Netherlands. It features 14 drop down doors in oak with glass fronts and oak handles. It ...

This is an exquisite late 18th Dutch mahogany cabinet profusely inlaid with satinwood marquetry depicting birds and foliage surrounding a central flower-filled urn on the cabinet doo...

Beautiful  SZ01 easy chair designed by Martin Visser for Spectrum. This armchair was designed in 1960 and has been in production ever since. this easy chair is from the late 70s / ea...

Modernism is at the core of the design of this shelving system. Modernism brought waves of innovative solutions, materials, and creativity to The Netherlands. At first, most Dutch de...

Very fine and decorative Rococo fireplace from Holland. Beautiful decorative piece, nice proportioned with serpentine breakfront shelf above a very decorative and swooping freeze ...

Antique Dutch Silver Purse Mount by van der Ree, Schoonhoven, dated 1921 An antique purse mount with chain with a typical Dutch scenes. One one side people at table with music instr...

Tea cabinet Art Deco made of stained Jatoba wood. Designed by P.E.L. Izeren (1886-1943) and produced by de Genneper Molen, the Genneper Mill in 1930. Thi...

The T53 model in patinated bonze finish with a thick glass plate, by Peter Ghyczy. Simple and elegant design creating a large yet versatile console. Stamped with makers mark on the...

A beautifully executed frosted glass vase designed by Andries Dirk Copier. The vase features an elegant rounded form with a slightly flared neck, decorated with stylized figural elem...

Early Paul Kingma stone coffee table, The Netherlands, 1960s. Bought from the family of the first owner, this table is fresh to the market. The artist Paul Reiner Kingma (1931-201...

Very long Arts and Craft style coffee table in stained oak with oxidized brass stretchers. 1940s. Measures: 79 W x 32 D x 20 H.

Mid 18th century Blue Delftware plate with chinoiserie decoration of a flowers and pagodes in the background. Qianlong style Unmarked Good condition; some chipping and usual wear to...

19th Century Silver Watch Keys Five 19th-century silver watch keys in various patterns. One has a sliding mechanism with light and slightly darker blue stones. A trumpet-shaped watc...

Martin Visser for 't Spectrum, coffee table, model 'Bumper' / 'TE 11 7 M', marble, chrome-plated steel, wood, the Netherlands, design 1965/66, produced 1988-1991 Martin Visser (1922...

Together with Moooi Carpets, Rive Roshan created a series of carpets from paintings made by their 3-year-old daughter, Ava. The 'Ava's Carpets' collection currently consists of three...

Falco Leucocephalus Hornotinus – The Young Bald Eagle, by Sepp & Nozeman, 1770s This magnificent hand-colored engraving of Falco Leucocephalus Hornotinus (the young Bald Eagle) was ...

Netherlands / 1960 / childrens chair / metal, rattan / Mid-Century / Vintage Vintage bohemian rattan chair with black glazed frame from the 1960s. Suitable for small children. This ...

Magnificent and rare Arts & Crafts Art Nouveau wall cabinet. Striking Dutch design from the 1900s. Solid fruitwood base with original hand-carved so-called kerfschnitt decorative ele...

Wooden magazine rack and bottle holder, circa 1930 manufactured in Holland by Jedebe that includes a set of glass holders.   

Erotic Medical Guide with 21 Chromolithographs and Clasp Binding, c.1900 This late-19th-century erotic–medical volume, “De gezondheidsleer der liefde” by M. Platen, is an extensive ...

Pair of Royal Delft blue and white hand-painted chinoiserie table lamps from De Porceleyne Fles— the Netherlands' oldest and only continuously operating Delft pottery. Each offered w...

Vintage industrial hanging factory lamps with enameled metal casing, glass shades and steel pipe stems. This one has a moss green casing with a blue collar and seafoam green and blac...

Our limpid light size L in shade “Smoke” is a pendant light, decorative light, made in Europe. The Limpid Lights collection, a series of lighting objects that incorporate movement as a key element of its design. By moving the light source away from, or closer to the lighting object, the intensity of the light can be adapted. This caused by the hand blown glass shades that can be used to soften the light and create a more intimate ambiance. *Please note* We have 2 suspension available, Full-swing & Standard. The listed pictures are the Full-swing version. Dimensions: 200 x 200 x 600 mm (L x W x H) Full swing 1 box = 415 x 290 x 785 mm gross weight 6.5 kg Net weight 5.5 kg Standard 1 box = 415 x 290 x 785 mm gross weight 5.6 kg Net weight 4.6 kg Materials: Shade in glass (The glass is mouth-blown and therefore can contain air bubbles). Adjustable suspension in steel and brass. Non-adjustable suspension in steel. Finish: Clear glass smoked glass...