WWII, correspondence between Hendrikus Colijn, former Prime Minister of the Netherlands and Prof. V.H. Rutgers, discussing an article which was to be included in the monthly issue of the 'Antirevolutionaire Staatkunde'. The second letter is signed by Colijn and dated '11 Januari 1941'. Added book 'Op de grens van twee werelden' and some other paperwork, interesting lot

WWII, Lot of various photos of the bombed city of Rotterdam, one from a downed Junkers JU-52 during the invasion and one enameled armshield from the LBD

De Porceleyne Fles, Delft, four various plates, 1923 and later -d. 25,5 cm-

WWII, Holocaust, Valuation report dated 06.07.1942, with the belongings of a Jewish family, in the city of Rotterdam (Schiebroek), listed are all belongings from furniture and clothing, expecting to have proof after theÿ were sent to a "Work camp", for when they came back, unfortunately the family was transported to "Auschwitz", and perished on 30.09.1942, contains two copies, and an memorial booklet about Jewish families from Schiebroek. At the request of the consigner the proceeds of this lot will be donated to 'Christians for Israel' in Nijkerk.

De Porceleyne Fles, Delft, three piece garniture set decorated with floral decor and lidded pot with birds, 1949, h. 50,5 cm, lid glued chip and rubber band underneath, pot with hairlines-

WWII, Lot of five anti-Axis propaganda drawings, signed by "Hofer", harder to find examples, all in good condition

De Porceleyne Fles, Delft, cloisonné tile with peacock -32,5 x 12 cm, chip bottom/bottom/back-

WWII, Lot of five anti-Axis propaganda drawings, signed by "Hofer", interesting examples, all in good condition

De Porceleyne Fles, Delft, designed by Leon Senf (1860-1940), commemorative plate WO I with text 'PAX 1920' -d. 34 cm-

WWII, Selection of satirical anti nazi publications, booklets, cards, added plane ID booklet, miniature medal and stickpin

De Porceleyne Fles, Delft, two blue and white plates including 'Och zeil! Och stoom! Kiest vrij uw sop, ik zoek het hoopvol hoogerop 1924' designed by Leon Senf (1860-1940), together with a blue and white 'Vredestein' plate by Ram -d. 27 cm-

WWII, photobook, 'In t Verleden ligt het Heden', rare

De Porceleyne Fles, Delft, four dishes: 'Academia Lugduno Batava 1575-1925' and three plates 'Wilhelmina 1898-1923' painted by three different painters, 1920's -d. 17,5 cm-

WOII, Nationaal-Socialistische Almanak 1943, with fold out leafleats

De Porceleyne Fles, Delft, nine plates designed by Leon Senf (1860-1940), six from the WO I series, both only blue and white as well as two with sprigs with oranges, and three from the WO II series, including one duplicate -d. 18 cm-

Four white porcelain plates with pierced border, decorated with birds in a landscape and flowers -diam. 23 cm, defects-

WWII, Dutch collaboration publication "Oorlog in het Noorden", about the German invasion of Norway, with very interesting stamp on inside marking it property of "Der Reichskommissar für die besetzten Niederlandische gebiete", in very good condition

Three blue and white plates and one polychrome Delft plate with a saying, 18th century -largest diam. 23 cm, signs of wear-

WWII, Dutch collaboration, Dutch translation of German reading book "De strijd om de heerschappij ter zee", published by "Westland in 1943", with very rare original dustjacket, overall good condition

De Porceleyne Fles, Delft, two plates and two bowls, all with jagged edge and floral decoration, 1944 and later -d. 31 cm-

WWII, lot of two books, consisting artificial leather edition of book 'Voor Volk en Vaderland', with dust jacket and hardcover edition of the well-known book, Dutch language, 5th edition, name on frontpage cut out and spine bit loose

De Porceleyne Fles, Delft, warped plate with text 'Vrede op aarde in de menschen een welbehagen, Kerstmis 1917', designed by Leon Senf (1860-1940), painted by A.J. van Kampenhout (employed 1892-1942), 1917 -25 x 25,5 cm-

WWII, Waffen SS, Lot of two Dutch SS publications, one "Onze jongens aan het front" and "De witte hel", about troops on the Eastern front, both without dust jacket, in used condition, with wear due to age

Pieter Groeneveldt (1889-1982), numbered 143, glazed earthenware candlestick with crackle, marked underneath, circa 1970 -h. 10,5 cm-

WWII, Lot of several German Law books, for use in the occupied Netherlands, marked "Verordnungsblatt für die Besetzten Niederländischen Gebiete" consists of the years: 1940,1941,1942, two times 1943 and the combined year 1944/1945 (hard to find)

De Porceleyne Fles, four blue and white plates centrally decorated with rural landscape with a windmill, one with jagged edge, 1897 and later -d. 28,5 cm-

WWII, Lot of collaboration books all published during the German occupation of The Netherlands, several Dutch translations from German books, some propaganda publications, total of 23 titles

De Porceleyne Fles, Delft, malaganese plaque painted/designed by J. Dessens together with three blue and whites plates, 1927 and later -plaque 23 x 30 cm, crackle-

WWII era, box filled with various Dutch booklets including "Distributie en overheidsmaatregelen, Vademecum 1940"

Large partially gilt porcelain cachepot with green flower decoration and four lion feet on square base, Herend, pair of porcelain covered vases with Chinoiserie decoration, Potschappel, Dresden, and yellow bronze mounted porcelain lamp foot with flower decoration, 20th century -largest h. 38 cm-

WWII era, Lot of 10 Dutch books, various types of publications including "De Kapiteins Christiansen" by collaboration publisher Westland and Finish consolate book with letter of appreciation dated 1941

Four majolica covered dishes, decorated with foliate motifs and birds, the interior decorated with a female nude, Italy, 20th century -h. 15,5 cm, diam. 19 cm, signs of wear-

WWII, Large moving box filled with a large selection of "Signaal" propaganda magazines, mostly Dutch and German language, in various conditions, should be viewed for full understanding of contents

Set of three Delft blue and white earthenware vases with filate motifs, added: vase with landscape, 18th/19th century -largest h. 23,5 cm, signs of wear, defects-

WWII, large collection Signal issues, complete from Nr. 11, 1940 till Nr. 24, 1943, all Dutch language except for Nr.11, 1940, on average very good conditions, added various other magazines from the era, including a copy of "Westland"

Four Delft polychrome earthenware dishes with foliate motifs, 18th/19th century -largest diam. 34,5 cm, signs of wear-