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Nancy Lancaster in the entry hall of Haseley Court photographed by Sir Cecil Beaton, source https://flowermag.com/NANCY-LANCASTER-DITCHLEY-HASELEY-KELMARSH/

Cecil Beaton’s Photographic Legacy: A Glimpse into the Elegance of Nancy Lancaster and Dutch Delftware

Renowned photographer Cecil Beaton, celebrated for capturing the essence of beauty and sophistication, left an indelible mark on the world of photography. His lens, known for its discerning eye, skillfully portrayed subjects in a way that transcended mere imagery. One captivating photograph by Beaton showcases the timeless elegance of Nancy Lancaster. An influential figure in…

blue and white chinoiserie charger

Blue and White Chinoiserie Charger

Every month we present a special object from the Aronson Antiquairs’ collection. This month we would like to show you this blue and white chinoiserie charger.  This chinoiserie style charger depicts the preparation of tea using two different sizes of teapots. The large teapot functioned as a kettle to heat the water. The water was…

Delftware dog figures

Pair of Blue and White Figures of Seated Dogs

Every month we present a special object from the Aronson Antiquairs’ collection. This month we would like to show the Delft potter's interpretation of their beloved four-legged friends. Dogs have been beloved human companions for thousands of years. In ancient Egypt, dogs were used for hunting, and they were domesticated over 10,000 years ago in the Far…

Meijer & Paula Lavino

Meijer & Paula Lavino

Meijer Lavino (Rotterdam, 1937 – Antwerp, 2005) was the only child of Jewish parents. In 1964 he and Jo de Jong set up De Jong & Lavino, steel suppliers. In addition to his love of clocks, romantic paintings and rugs, between 1980 and 2002 he devoted himself with great passion to collecting Dutch Delftware. He…

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