KLM house (12)

12 original KLM Bols-houses no. 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90 and 94 – including The KLM Houses Collection booklet OFFERED is a beautiful collection of 12 original KLM Bols-houses, consisting of numbers 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90 and 94. These characteristic Delft blue miniature houses are part of the well-known KLM houses collection. The collection consists of miniatures of historic buildings and forms a special fusion of Dutch architecture, culture and history. This lot contains twelve different houses from the period 1999 to 2013. The collection includes, among others, historic Amsterdam buildings, a museum in Haarlem, a special building in Curaçao and an ancient building on Texel. All twelve of the houses are in nearly new condition. Seven houses are still filled with Bols. For five houses the contents have completely evaporated, while the original seals are still intact. Included with this collection is the booklet The KLM Houses Collection. The twelve houses in this lot House no. 80 – De Drie Fleschjes, Amsterdam This house is based on De Drie Fleschjes on Gravenstraat in Amsterdam. The historic building dates from around 1650 and is connected with Amsterdam’s history of tasting rooms and strong liquor. A fitting item within the KLM Bols-houses collection. House no. 81 – Het Goudkantoor, Groningen This house depicts the historic Goudkantoor at Waagplein in Groningen. The building dates from 1635 and was originally used for inspecting and weighing gold and silver. The distinctive facade makes it a recognizable historic building. House no. 82 – Huys op de Jeker, Maastricht This house is based on Huys op de Jeker on Bonnefantenstraat in Maastricht. The original building dates from circa 1665 and is a notable example of historical architecture in this Limburg city. House no. 83 – Museum Van Loon, Amsterdam This house portrays Museum Van Loon on Keizersgracht in Amsterdam. The historic canal house dates from the seventeenth century and is associated with the history of the Amsterdam merchant families. Today the building is a museum where visitors can view the historic residence, the garden and the collection. House no. 84 – Het Muntgebouw, Weert This house is based on the historic Muntgebouw on Muntpromenade in Weert, also known as De Oude Munt. The building dates from around 1580 and holds a special place in the city’s history. House no. 85 – Het Penhagebouw, Willemstad, Curaçao A particularly remarkable item in this collection. This house depicts the historic Penhagebouw at Heerenstraat in Willemstad on Curaçao. The original building dates from 1708 and is known for its characteristic architecture. It is connected with the history of the renowned Penha perfumery and forms a notable reference to the historic trading town Willemstad. House no. 86 – Teylers Museum, Haarlem This house depicts Teylers Museum on the Spaarne in Haarlem. The building dates from around 1780 and is connected with the oldest museum in the Netherlands, founded in 1778 and opened to the public in 1784. The museum is known for its historic collections in art and science. Thus this is an interesting piece for lovers of museums and Dutch history. House no. 87 – Het Peperhuis, Enkhuizen This house is based on Het Peperhuis on Wierdijk in Enkhuizen. The original building dates from 1625 and recalls the city’s important trading history. The building is now associated with the Zuiderzeemuseum and forms a characteristic example of seventeenth-century historic architecture. House no. 88 – ’t Lootsje, Amsterdam This house depicts ’t Lootsje on Rozengracht in Amsterdam. The original building dates from 1892 and is part of Amsterdam’s architectural history. House no. 89 – Het Secretarishuisje, Amersfoort A particularly historic item. The Secretarishuisje on Muurhuizen in Amersfoort dates from 1547 and belongs to the older buildings in this collection. The building is part of Amersfoort’s characteristic historic architecture and has its own place in the city’s history. House no. 90 – Buitenplaats Wester-Amstel, Amstelveen This house depicts the historic country estate Wester-Amstel on the Amsteldijk Noord in Amstelveen. The original building dates from 1662 and forms a fine example of a historic country estate in the Amsterdam area. House no. 94 – De Oudheidkamer, Den Burg, Texel This house depicts the Oudheidkamer in Den Burg on Texel. The original building dates from 1599 and was originally used as a guesthouse, where people could find temporary shelter. Since 1954 the building has been used as a museum. The house also has an interesting historical link with KLM, due to the former air link between Texel and Schiphol. Extra included: The KLM Houses Collection booklet This lot also includes the booklet The KLM Houses Collection. The booklet bears the KLM logo and illustrations of various KLM houses. It provides a fitting complement to the collection and is a nice extra for the collector. Condition of the houses All twelve houses are in as good as new condition. The contents are as follows: House no. 80: the Bols contents have completely evaporated; the seal is intact. House no. 81: the Bols contents have completely evaporated; the seal is intact. House no. 82: the Bols contents have completely evaporated; the seal is intact. House no. 85: the Bols contents have completely evaporated; the seal is intact. House no. 90: the Bols contents have completely evaporated; the seal is intact. The remaining seven houses: still filled with Bols. These are older collectible items. The content of the filled houses is stated only as present content; suitability for consumption is not guaranteed. The included booklet The KLM Houses Collection is part of this offer. Contents of the lot The buyer receives in total: 1 × KLM Bols-house no. 80 – De Drie Fleschjes, Amsterdam. 1 × KLM Bols-house no. 81 – Het Goudkantoor, Groningen. 1 × KLM Bols-house no. 82 – Huys op de Jeker, Maastricht. 1 × KLM Bols-house no. 83 – Museum Van Loon, Amsterdam. 1 × KLM Bols-house no. 84 – Het Muntgebouw, Weert. 1 × KLM Bols-house no. 85 – Het Penhagebouw, Curaçao. 1 × KLM Bols-house no. 86 – Teylers Museum, Haarlem. 1 × KLM Bols-house no. 87 – Het Peperhuis, Enkhuizen. 1 × KLM Bols-house no. 88 – ’t Lootsje, Amsterdam. 1 × KLM Bols-house no. 89 – Het Secretarishuisje, Amersfoort. 1 × KLM Bols-house no. 90 – Buitenplaats Wester-Amstel, Amstelveen. 1 × KLM Bols-house no. 94 – De Oudheidkamer, Texel. 1 × booklet The KLM Houses Collection. Total: 12 KLM Bols-houses and 1 collector booklet. The houses are carefully packed to protect them as well as possible during transport. A nice addition to a KLM collection This collection offers a handsome combination of twelve different KLM Bols-houses, based on historic buildings from various Dutch cities and Curaçao. With, among others, the Penhagebouw in Curaçao, Teylers Museum in Haarlem, the Secretarishuisje in Amersfoort and the Oudheidkamer in Texel, this lot includes several houses with interesting historical backgrounds. The good exterior condition, the combination of twelve different numbers and the included The KLM Houses Collection booklet make this lot attractive for collectors who want to expand their KLM collection. A beautiful collection of twelve KLM Bols-houses, complete with the KLM Houses Collection booklet.

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