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Cigar Mould (Sigaren Plank), early 20th Century
Dutch cigar industry was prominent in the eastern part of Noord Brabant in towns like Helmond.Dutch colonial history. Cigar smoking was popular amongst Dutch men5784(a) and 5784 (b) are two pieces made of wood (presumed to be pine). 20 slots to mould the cigars. Bottom piece has deeper slots for the cigars. The two pieces are not solid pieces of wood. The bottom piece is made from two boards/pieces of wood stuck together with aeration space left in between. The top piece has 20 individual moulds/slot glued on. The two pieces can be locked in via three wooden pegs into their corresponding slots On the back of the lower board/piece - there are two holes lined with metal rings (diameter of 1cm) Note that the size given applies when the two pieces are fitted together.On the top board - There is stamped the numeral "53". To the left of this number, we have the manufacturer's circular logo with details - L. Bezemer & Zn. N.V. Helmond Holland PERLU-VORM In front on the left-hand corner of both halves - etched number "7298"cigar, industry -
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Dutch Tile (Tegel), Ridderzaal - Den Haag
Tourism industry highlighting cultural aspect of the Netherlands - Dutch tiles.Promotes tourism to the Netherlands.Ceramic tile in the Delft blue.Front - Representation of the Ridderzaal (Hall of Knights - Seat of the Dutch Parliament) in The Hague. In top left corner - Dutch Coat of Arms. In top right corner - Coat of Arms of The Hague. Back - Metal Triangular hook for hanging. Industrial production marks. Along the bottom - English description of the subject of the tile plus Tourist slogan (THE HAGUE - A New Destination for travel to Holland) and contact information. Bottom right corner - manufacturer logo and name (b.v. plateelbakkerij - located in Schoonhoven, Holland)tourism, tile -
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Ceramic Dish with Lid
6237(a) and 6237(b) are a pale blue china dish with lid. A painted scene on the lid shows 3 child figures in typical Dutch costumes. -
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Egg Cup
Typical breakfast egg cup of the kind passed down the generations.The egg cup is tangerine coloured on the outside and white on the inside. -
Dutch Australian Heritage Centre Victoria
Pencil Case/Tekendoos
An example of the type of pencil storage used by Dutch children in the first half of the 20th century.A rectangular wooden box with hinged lid for the storage of drawing implements. -
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Serviette Ring
This item demonstrates that Dutch table manners were continued in the Dutch East Indies.Brown bamboo serviette ring. -
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Cocoa Tin/Cacaobus, Period between 1945 and 1989
Information on the tin suggests it was produced primarily for the German market.A colonial product processed in The Netherlands. Cylinderical tin brightly decorated with painted scenes of people enjoying cocoa in a variety of situations in the early 20th century. The lid has been painted with a coat of arms based on the Dutch coat of arms but with cocoa tree instead of orange tree. The banner carries the German words "van Houten seit 1828".The brand name - Van Houten's Cocoa - and instructions for preparation are given in Dutch, French, English and German. household item -
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Functional object - Sand, Soap and Soda Rack, c. 2001
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Dutch Australian Heritage Centre Victoria
Framed photo MS Oranje in port, Post World War II
Ship's history connected to Australian war history when it served as a hospital ship. Troop ship, migrant ship and cruise liner,Image of ship that has conncetions with Dutch, Indonesian and Australian history.Rectangular colourised photograph of ship MS Oranje in Rotterdam (?) harbour. Gold-coloured aluminium frame, composite backing. Glass front.Oranje on ship's portside emphasised with additional colour. On back, sticker describing frame, barcode.maritime, dutch east indies -
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Tapestry Dutch national costumes, 1971
Martijntje van Dooren created the tapestry in 1971. She migrated to Australia in 1952 from Rotterdam.Dutch cultural piece, accurate depiction national costumes. Used in DAHC displays. Rectangular log landscape shaped wooden framed tapestry, glass front.Dutch National Costumes. MvD'71 -
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Jewellery Box (Sieradendoosje)
Links to Dutch East Indies, colonial and Dutch migration history.Wooden box with lid, brass hinges, inlaid design on lid depicting a farm worker, surrounded by foliage, birds and mythical creatures, possibly garuda. Multiple types of wood. Light coloured inlaid piping around sides.arts and crafts -
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Dutch stoneware pot (Keulse pot), J.M. de Hoop & Son, 800-1900
Voorraadpot made in Rotterdam by JM de Hoop and son. Used for storing preserved food eg. sauerkraut.Grey stoneware pot, amphora shape, blue ring above written inscription, two handles with blue markings. JM de Hoop & Zoon Rotterdam. On opposite side, circular brand with Fabrieks Merk depicting hope and anchorkeulse pot, storage pot -
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Peijnenburg cake tin
Contained typical Dutch ontbijtkoek, beloved of all Dutch people.Oblong tin with lid. Colourful Pris city scenes on all sides and lid.Peijnenburg Cuque de Paris on lid. On bottom: koek Peijnenburgcake tin, household item -
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Coal scuttle miniature
Brass miniature coal shuttle with copper body and Delft blue handle. -
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Framed Portrait of Queen Beatrix
Queen Beatrix came to the Dutch throne upon the abdication of her mother Queen Juliana of the House of Orange-Nassau on April 30, 1980. She herself abdicated on April 30, 2013 in favour of her eldest son Prince Willem Alexander or Prince of Orange. A rectangular glass covered printed image of Queen Beatrix in a wooden frame. -
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Round framed souvenir tile
Cream background with, in foreground, couple in dark brown regional Brabant costume; farmhouse with outbuildings and trees in background. Spring frame at rear for hanging. Brown imitation wood frame.Brabant at base of tile. -
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Circular Ashtray
Smoking became common in The Netherlands as a result of trade with the West Indies. The Jan Steen illustrations of typical chaotic households were well known and eventually came to be used to poke fun at excessive tidiness.A round pewter ashtray with a scene from a Jan Steen interior in the centre bowl section. 4 cigarette resting places are round the outside edge.The outside edge is decorated with scroll type engravings. A pewter manufacturer's mark is impressed on the reverse side of the bowl. -
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Pewter spoon
Pewter spoon on wooden frame. Saint Peter figure top of handle, crossed keys below. Spoon bowl shows market scene with dentist. -
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Delft tile illustrating the castle at Helmond, Kasteel Helmond
Square ceramic tile depicting Helmond castle. The illustration is in Delft blue and the tile is framed in dark brown wood. -
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Embroidered panel
Panel of cream cotton with blue cross-stitch embroidery of Dutch scenes. Molen (windmill), Schaatsen (couple skating), Vissers (fishers), Wasdag (washing day). Suspended from wooden frame with brass rod and chain for hanging. -
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Crochet hook container
Wooden tube in two interlocking parts, decorated with painted flowers. Rounded ends.Total length 20 cm, length of outer tube 10.7 cm., length of interlocking tube 8.5 cm., length of insert section 1.2 cm. Diameter 2.5 cm. -
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Bowl with handle
Parringer with decorative leaf-shaped handle.The Royal Holland Pewter Daalderop mark is on the reverse. -
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Postcards DC2 De Uiver
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Dutch Australian Heritage Centre Victoria
Sailors' Health Insurance
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Handknitted Woollen Mittens
Handknitted multicoloured woollen mittens with Scandinavian pattern. -
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Cigar Box
The Schimmelpenninck factory stood in Wageningen until it finally closed in 2000. The Schimmelpenninck brand started in 1924 when two brothers and an uncle merged their cigar factories into one company. It was called after Rutger Jan Schimmelpenninck, raadspensionaris (kind of a prime minister) of the Batavian Republic in 1805-1806. The tobacco industry has a long history in this town; in the 17th century one fifth of all arable land around the town was used for tobacco. Originally used in pipes and as snuff, the popularity of cigars in the 19th century led to a large expansion of the Dutch tobacco industry. The Schimmelpenninck factory was at its largest just before World war II, 700 employees produced 32 million cigars. Wageningen was heavily damaged during operation Market Garden in 1944, the whole population was evacuated and most of the machines of the Schimmelpenninck factory were stolen or destroyed. After the war, consumption of cigars was much reduced and the firm slowly merged with others. Eventually they became part of Rothmans.This box and the brand name Schimmelpenninck represent several periods of Dutch history between the time of the Republic and the post WWII years. Cigar smoking was very popular in the Netherlands pre-war but less so in the second half of the 20th century partly due to a growing awareness of tobacco's carciogenic properties.Large flat wooden box designed to hold 78 cigars. The lid is attached with brass hinges and two brass clasps enable it to be closed. A large red label with silver script and illustrations is attached to both the outside and the inside of the lid.Schimmelpenninck. Hollands Finest Cigars -
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Framed Embroidery of Dutch Coat of Arms
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Pair of Skates
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Pair of clogs
Yellow-painted wooden clogs. -
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Pair of wooden clogs
These white clogs were worn by women in the Dutch dance group De Tukkers.