“In case anyone still thinks of antique dealers as being quaint and old-fashioned, that image will be quickly dispelled by an encounter with Robert Aronson ... nothing old-fashioned about him, except perhaps his courtly manners.”

...full article and other critics here.

March 8-9, 2008

“This elegant gallery on the Nieuwe Spiegelstraat, specializing in Dutch Delftware, is run by Robert Aronson – fifth generation in a traditional family business founded in 1881.

Completely refurbished in celebration of the firm's 125th anniversary in 2006, the gallery displays some of the earliest and rarest objects produced by the Delft factories in the 17th century, as well as a superb collection of 18th-century animals, figures, plaques, chargers and other interesting wares. Additionally, there is a fine selection of Continental furniture also from the 17th and 18th centuries.

Aronson Antiquairs offers a visual treat and a warm welcome for visitors to Amsterdam's Antiques District.”

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New to Aronson Antiquairs of Amsterdam: Aronson Online

The webshop with 17th and 18th century Dutch Delftware

For the online shop, the same high standards apply as for our existing gallery. None of the objects you will find online were bought with an e-commerce website in mind; they are all part of the same inventory, only priced at the lower range of what we have to offer. Several online objects have even been illustrated in our publications.

Browse the webshop at shop.aronson.com and feel confident that you are looking at first class Dutch antique ceramics.

Aronson Antiquairs is proud to be exclusive sponsor of

Delffse Porceleyne

Dutch delftware 1620-1850

Waanders Publishers, Zwolle, 2004

The latest publication on Dutch Delftware by the Rijksmuseum, describing “the factories, the people, their successes and their disappointments, and the beautifully decorated wares they produced.”