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Albert and Leonie van Daalen Röell, at home with their collection






          Albert (1927-2018) and Leonie van Daalen-  the Sichterman coat-of-arms. His family   armorial and export porcelain to include
          Röell (1930-2018) were descendants of   descended from Jan Albert Sichterman   Tang pottery, Song dynasty ceramics,
          well-respected Dutch families who followed   (1692-1764), pictured here, who was the   Ming dynasty blue and white porcelain and
          family tradition in amassing an extensive   famous Dutch East India (VOC) governor in   cinnabar lacquer works of art.
          art collection. Their collection ranged   Bengal for 27 years. Sichterman returned
          from Chinese ceramics and works of art to   to the Netherlands a wealthy man with
          Old Master paintings, Dutch Delft, silver   a fne collection of Chinese art. A large
          and furniture. They bought from leading   blue and white cistern and cover bearing
          international auction houses and renowned   the Sichterman coat-of-arms is ofered
          European and London dealers across a   here, lot 33, while a selection of pieces
          period that spanned several decades.   from several ‘Sichterman’ armorial dinner
          Christie’s are delighted to present their   services are ofered in The van Daalen
          collection here, from lots 20–34, and also   Collection of Chinese Art. An Anglo-Indian
          in the single owner online auction, The   ivory inlaid ebony and ebonised document
          van Daalen Collection of Chinese Art, that   box, Vizagapatan, c.1760, also bearing the
          is open for bidding from 30 October to 6   Sichterman coat-of-arms is ofered in The
          November 2019.                     Collector: English and European Furniture on
          The van Daalen’s had a special interest in   13 November 2019.
          Chinese art that was initially triggered by   Over the years the focus of the van Daalen’s   Jan Albert Sichterman (1692-1764)
                                                                               C.L. Haverkamp, 1755, Collection of Groninger Museum
          an armorial plate inherited by Albert with   collecting tastes broadened from Chinese   Photograph: Marten de Leeuw

          30     In addition to the hammer price, a Buyer’s Premium (plus VAT) is payable. Other taxes and/or an Artist Resale Royalty
                 fee are also payable if the lot has a tax or λ symbol. Check Section D of the Conditions of Sale at the back of this catalogue.
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