Egbert Ott Antiques Antique dealers since 1890

Fields of expertise

Chinese porcelains

Since the late sixteenth century the Dutch have imported porcelains and works of art from China. Chinese porcelain has always been popular in Holland. So through the ages some beautiful and important collections have been formed here.

Chinese famille rose charger, 18th C.

European antiques

Oil paintings, watercolours, antiques and works of art, like Meissen porcelain, Delft earthenware and tiles, Dutch silver, English and French furniture, mirrors and clocks, ranging from the 17th to the 20th century.

Dutch tile with three-master, 18th C.

Asian works of art

Thanks to the VOC (Verenigde Oostindische Compagnie / Dutch East India Company) wonderful and exotic treasures were brought to Europe in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

Ever since, but especially in the nineteenth century, there has been an eager group of collectors of Indonesian and Japanese works of art.

Asian works of art

Some of the items we specialize in

Chinese famille rose charger, 18th C.
Chinese famille rose charger, 18th C.
Japanese Imari barber’s bowl, ± 1700
Japanese Imari barber’s bowl, ± 1700
Dutch tile with three-master, 18th C.
Dutch tile with three-master, 18th C.
Frisian tile panel, ± 1800
Frisian tile panel, ± 1800
Dutch silver bread basket, 1924
Dutch silver bread basket, 1924
Meissen coffee service, 18th C.
Meissen coffee service, 18th C.
Arend Jan van Driesten, landscape drawing, 1912
Arend Jan van Driesten, landscape drawing, 1912
Willem Elisa Roelofs, 5 December 1891
Willem Elisa Roelofs, 5 December 1891
Henry Schouten, portrait of a rooster
Henry Schouten, portrait of a rooster
Dutch cartes de visite holder, ± 1880
Dutch cartes de visite holder, ± 1880
Sientje Mesdag-van Houten, still-life with pumpkins
Sientje Mesdag-van Houten, still-life with pumpkins
Austrian wood carving ‘The Hunter’s Farewell’, ± 1880
Austrian wood carving ‘The Hunter’s Farewell’, ± 1880