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Craftsmen

Carpenters, blacksmiths, knife sharpeners, painters and many other craftsmen were popular to paint on Delft tiles during the 17th century. They made beautiful items, long before modern technology. 

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  1. Antique Delft tile in blue with a mason in blue, 17th century
    Mason, c. 1650
    €350.00
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  2. Antique Delft tile with a chimney sweeper, 17th century
    Chimney sweeper, c. 1660
    €225.00
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  3. Antique Delft tile with a man sharpening knifes, 17th century
    Knife sharpening, c. 1650
    €350.00
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  4. Antique Delft tile in blue with a tailor, 17th century
    Tailor, c. 1640
    €225.00
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  5. Antique Delft tile depicting a carpenter with an axe, 17th century
    Carpenter, c. 1650
    €200.00
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  6. Antique Delft tile a farmer carrying a sickle on his shoulder, 17th century
    Farmer, c. 1630
    €225.00
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  7. Antique Dutch Delft tile in blue with a fisherman, 17th century
    Fisherman, c. 1640
    €200.00
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What to expect when visiting our gallery?

Our gallery is located in the Dutch city of Franeker. Franeker is a small town that played an important role in history, as the second university of the Netherlands was built here. Although the university is closed, the buildings and the homes of professors still remain. Next to that, Franeker is home to the oldest still operating planetarium in the world.

In the historical center of the town, on a five minute walk from the planetarium, you will find our gallery. In our gallery you will find over 1000 boxes on display, all filled with antique Delft tiles. If you are visiting us, we will take the time to tell you all about our tiles, their history and our company. To take the virtual tour through our gallery, click here.