DUTCH MUSEUM SABA
The museum will remain closed. Sales of all antiques.
Updated September 9, 2020
Dutch collections of antiques, generally 150 to more than 400 years old. In principle, everything is or will soon be for sale.
All antiques are privately owned by drs. Rene Caderius van Veen. In general, prices are 30% lower than the official valuation report, but lower offers may still be made. Some other artifacts from after 1850, or with no relevance to exhibitions, are also for sale and announced separately.
Contact
- Address
- Park Lane Street 12, Windwardside, Saba.
- Phone
- +599-416 9423 or 4166030
- conservator@museum-saba.com
Categories and Links
- B = Books — Books from 1640–1900, but NOT FOR SALE.
- BC = Brass-Copper — FOR SALE.
- China 1610–1800 — Important collection of antique Chinese porcelain, FOR SALE.
- C = Coins — Coins are SOLD. Gold coins have been SOLD.
- E = EU/Earthenware/Porcelain — Saxony tableware and “Gold-stone” are FOR SALE only to residents of Saba or neighboring islands; Limoges tableware, 1905, is SOLD.
- F = Furniture; K = Crystal, NOT FOR SALE; L = Lamps and Chandeliers.
- LW = Lacework — NOT YET EVALUATED; likely to be offered only as a complete collection to institutions wishing to create an exhibition.
- P = Paintings, etc. — Partly FOR SALE. Tiles from 1625–1850: FOR SALE.
- TX = Textile — Not for sale yet (not yet organized). R = Rugs-Carpets. Antique religious artifacts: FOR SALE, but soon to be sent to auction.
The foundation had signed the ICOM (International Council of Museums) Code of Ethics.
The foundation “Stichting Dutch Museum” has ANBI status.
RSIN 8242.07.555