Specialty: A fifth-generation dealer trained by his father and grandfather, Robert D. Aronson is an expert on delftware—tin-glazed ceramics made in the Dutch town of Delft between 1650 and 1850. Color ...

The sweeping history of Delft’s exquisite blue-and-white ceramics stretches across the globe. Cath Pound explores an intriguing tale of obsession, piracy and long-held secrets. The striking ...

Journalists are trained to recognize that, if some new behavior shows up on their radar once, it’s interesting; twice, it’s a coincidence; three times, it’s a story. When I first noticed the barrage ...

A rare wine jug predating the French Revolution is set to go under the hammer after being found in a Kent garage. The ...

Delftware is the iconic ceramic from the Dutch city of Delft: blue and white painted tiles, dishes and flower pots. Now, Genevieve Wheeler Brown, an expert in the decorative arts, has traced the ...

A new exhibition, “The Golden Age of Dutch Delftware: Selections from the Jack E. Lapp Collection,” will open at the Hope College Kruizenga Art Museum on Friday, June 3, and run through Saturday, Aug.

Julie Lasky presents a guide to shopping for Delftware, a porcelain that dates from the 17th-century. Photo: Christie's. Just like windmills and stair-stepped rooflines, Delftware is a symbol—let's ...