The jewelry collection covers different style periods, from the Renaissance, the 19th century revival styles, Art Nouveau, Art Deco and the retro of the 1940s, to the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. Famous designers such as Lalique, Fouquet, Gaston Lafitte and Rozet and Fischmeister can be found in our collection. Also signed pieces from important jewelry houses of the 19th century such as Cartier, Boucheron, Van Cleef & Arpels and Tiffany&Co. - and many jewellery made with taste and quality by unknown designers and goldsmiths.

Our objets d'art – small works of art with great artistic value – are from major makers such as Fabergé, but also anonymous. We always have something beautiful for the collector of high-quality antique, decorative curiosities, ranging from snuff boxes, silver miniatures, seals and cameos to micro mosaics.

The Museum aan het Vrijthof in Maastricht acquired a wall console clock with chimes, mechanism and full calendar, made in Amsterdam around 1755 by Nicolaas Weylandt. We delivered an 18-carat gold watch from 1917 by Vacheron Constantin to the Beyer Hour Museum in Zurich with perpetual calendar, moon phases and sunrise and sunset.

Ron Dekker, owner of Dekker Antiquairs, as a toddler in front of what was then her parents' clock shop, at Spiegelgracht 9 in Amsterdam.