Overview

This antique Delft tile depicts a very rare scene as these two figures are playing a game of 17th century 'golf', known as Kolven. It is an old game, which is very related to today's golf game. The fifth photo shows a painting by Hendrick Avercamp (c. 1625), depicting a game of Kolf on the ice. The tile dates from around 1650 and is decorated with 'spider' corner motifs. It is in a mint condition.

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Available as reproduction

Of this Delft tile we offer an authentic hand-painted reproduction series. Available in up to 12 shades of white and always hand-painted by one of our five artists!

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Antique tiles
Antique tiles are handmade, so variations in color, size and texture are to be expected. Also, due to the age of the items, small chips and signs of use are common and considered to be part of antique tiles and the overall experience. Our tiles have been rinsed and cleaned intensely, making them suitable to be reused. However, we can never guarantee that all traces of sooth, salt or other forms of pollution have completely been extracted from the tiles. We expect our customers to be aware of this matter.

Color accuracy
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Specifications

Specifications
Inventory number	ATS 1013
Size (approximately)	5.1" by 5.1" or 13 by 13 cm
Period	1640-1660
Century	17th century
Made in	the Netherlands
Restoration	No
VAT and/or Import duties	Antique tiles are sold within the margin scheme within the Europe Union. Antique tiles that are ordered from outside the European are often imported at a special rate (e.g. 5% UK).

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