About Staetshuys Antiquairs
Staetshuys Antiquairs is located on the corner of the Nieuwe Spiegelstraat and the Kerkstraat in the ancient centre of Amsterdam. In our shop you will find a good collection of unusual objects, collectables, clocks and barometers, nautical and scientific instruments. Many of our regular customers come every year, from all over the world, to see what they claim to be the most fascinating shop in town.

Stephan Meulendijks is the manager of this shop and travels all over Europe and beyond to acquire the special objects to be found in this shop.
There is no doubt that the fame of Staetshuys Antiquairs in the world of antiques has grown extensively over the years, becoming the recognised shop of fine quality antiques.
Only part of our collection is shown on the website. Please, do not hesitate to contact us if you would like some more information about a certain object you've seen on the site or some special object you've been looking for and have never managed to find.
World-wide Shipping:
For overseas visitors, packing, insurance, customs documents and shipping of purchases can all be arranged by us.
Domestic clients can request delivery of objects in the Netherlands, which can be arranged by our local carriers or or we do it ourselves.
Opening Hours are:
Monday until Saturday from 10 am until 6 pm.
Further:
The neighbourhood were we are situated is called the "Spiegelkwartier", it offers a great variety of over seventy shops specialized in pictures, furniture, tribal art, glass and Dutch delftware etc...
Nearby is the museum quarter with the highlights the Rijksmuseum and the van Gogh museum.
Nieuwe Spiegelstraat 45a,
1017 DC Amsterdam,
The Netherlands.
tel.+31(0)20 6200300
e-mail: info@staetshuys.nl
A good Mahogany barograph England 1920s
A good brass Graphometer signed Meurand Quai de l' Horloge Paris 1792.
A fine and unusual mahogany marine barometer, signed Gray England ca 1835
A Louis XVI Gilt-bronze striking Cartel clock signed Le Roy Paris ca. 1785
A fine French camera lucida ca. 1860 made by P Berville, 25 Chaussée d'Antin Paris.
A French "Wimhurst" electrostatic induction generator ca. 1900
A fine English coromandel games compendium ca. 1870
A well engineered general purpose working English traction engine
A fine English mid 19th century lacquered-brass refracting telescope signed Salmon London