De Colibri Antiek en Curiosa (antique store), Amsterdam

De Colibri Antiek en Curiosa (antique store), Amsterdam

De Colibri, a small emporium located in the quaint Jordaan enclave of Amsterdam, has graced its locale since the dawning of the new millennium in the year 2000. This establishment serves as an eminent repository where discerning patrons may peruse an assemblage of vintage relics, exotic oddities, as well as cherished porcelain and crystal treasures, including the illustrious creations of Murano glasscraft, the resplendent radiance of Tiffany lamps, and the manifold artisanal offerings of Dutch pottery. Furthermore, the store boasts an exquisite compendium of 20th-century accessories.

While the wares may be procured through the webshop, it is earnestly recommended that one embarks upon a physical sojourn, for the digital annals may not encompass the entirety of the splendors concealed within.

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Sight Name: De Colibri Antiek en Curiosa (antique store)
Sight Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands (See walking tours in Amsterdam)
Sight Type: Shopping

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