German Colonial House

This article is about a German company that sold products from the German colonies (1896–1914). For a German museum that exhibited artefacts from German colonies (1899–1915), see German Colonial Museum.
German Colonial House
Deutsches Kolonialhaus
The German Colonial House (Lützowstraße 89-90)
Interactive map of the German Colonial House area
General information
LocationJerusalemer Strasse 28 (until 1903)
Lützowstraße 89-90, Berlin, Germany
Coordinates52°30′11.16″N 13°21′53.64″E / 52.5031000°N 13.3649000°E / 52.5031000; 13.3649000
Opened1896
Closed1914
DemolishedDuring World War II
OwnerBruno Antelmann
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The German Colonial House (German: Deutsches Kolonialhaus; 1986–1914) was a German company of the Berlin merchant Bruno Antelmann for products from the German colonies. It had its headquarters at Jerusalemer Strasse 28, but, in 1903, it was moved to Lützowstraße 89–90, Berlin-Tiergarten.

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