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Flemish scientific instrument maker and map engraver, who founded a Spanish school of instrument makers. He is known as the maker of Made several mathematical instruments, including sundials, ring dials, astronomical compendia and simple theodolites.

In the late sixteenth century he worked in Brussels. However, a signed instrument dating from the early 1560s suggests that at this time he was working in Madrid. An instrument preserved in Florence specifies Toledo as its place of manufacture.

Residence

• Madrid 1562
• Brussel 1558
• Toledo 1560

Occupation

• scientific instrument maker 1562~, Madrid
• scientific instrument maker 1558~ - 1562~, Brussel

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• Dupré, S. and C.H. Lüthy, Silent messengers (Berlin 2011) 6, 9-10, 69-82, 84-85, 87
• http://www.mhs.ox.ac.uk/epact/maker.php?MakerID=95
• http://www.mhs.ox.ac.uk/epact/catalogue.php?Sort=Place&ENumber=29051
• http://www.mhs.ox.ac.uk/epact/catalogue.php?Sort=Place&ENumber=59456
• Jan van Maanen & Geert Vanpaemel, ‘Migratie patronen van wiskundigen in de Lage Landen 1550-1650. Een voorlopige schets’, Scientiarum Historia 32 (2006) 75-98.
• https://www.mhs.ox.ac.uk/epact/maker.php?MakerID=95

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Wilten made lab instruments in the early twentieth century. Founded the company: 'Joh. Wilten Laboratorium Instrumenten' in Utrecht in 1921 (later: 'Joh. Wilten-Utrecht N.V. Laboratorium benodigdheden' in De Bilt).

Residence

• Utrecht 
• De Bilt 

Occupation

• Founder of a company making lab instruments 1921

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• Archive Museum Boerhaave

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• horology

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Arcken was a scientific instrument maker in Amsterdam. He made astronomical instruments, chronometers and watches. He exhibited in Amsterdam (1859). Between 1856 and 1888, he delivered several timepieces to the Royal Dutch Navy. He made a meridiometer for which he received an award from two French scientific societies.

Collections: Museum Boerhaave (compteur or seconds counter), 'Kruisherenklooster', Sint Agatha (Belgium)

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• instrument maker 1856~ - 1888~, Amsterdam

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• Mörzer Bruyns, W.F.J. Alphabetical list of Dutch instrument makers compiled by W.F.J. Mörzer Bruyns (Amsterdam 1986).
• Spek, H. Tijdmeters en waarnemingshorloges van de Departementen van Marine en Koloniën vanaf omstreeks 1832 (Oestgeest 1984).
• Morpurgo, E. Nederlandse klokken- en horlogemakers vanaf 1300 (Amsterdam 1970).
• Verschuuren, D. Astronomische en andere instrumenten (Sint Agatha 2004), 27.
• http://www.horlogeforum.nl/t/van-arcken/3199
• https://www.horlogeforum.nl/t/van-arcken/3199/2
• http://0348online.nl/actueel/herinneringen-tijdens-de-prinsenmaand-koninklijke-horlogemakers/

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• globes

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Scientific instrument maker from Argentan, France, who had a workshop in Amsterdam. In 1735 he was granted a patent from the States of Holland for the construction of globes and armillary spheres (terrestrial and celestial) with integrated clockwork. In 1736 he presented his work in a publication, called Beschrijving over de beweegbare globes (Amsterdam 1736). Audebert married Johanna van Grol on 25 August 1709 in the Walloon Church in Amsterdam.

Collection: Victoria & Albert Museum, London (watch)

Residence

• Amsterdam [..1735] - 1763

Occupation

• instrument maker 1734 - 1763, Amsterdam

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• Britten, F.J., Old clocks and watches & their makers (London 1932), 694.
• Rooseboom, M., Bijdrage tot de geschiedenis der instrumentmakerskunst in de noordelijke Nederlanden (Leiden 1950).
• Beschrijving over de beweegbaare globes, die gemaakt en verkogt worden met previlegie door Denys Audebert, horlogiemaaker op het Rokin over de Gapersteeg t' Amsterdam (Amsterdam 1736).
• [Ebeling, E.], Naamlijst en korte beschrijving van wis- en natuurkundige werktuigen, bij één verzameld door mr. E. Ebeling (Amsterdam 1789).

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Wiekera was a maker (and retailer) of watches and scientific instruments in Amsterdam in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century. He is listed in 1811 in the Etat nominatif des horlogers qui se trouvent dans la ville d'Amsterdam, then living at the Rozengracht 34.
Wiekera numbered his microscopes. He made electrostatic generators and leveling instruments as well. From 1794-1807 he was the instrument maker for the Felix Meritis Society. As such he is depicted as assistant in the well known engraving of the demonstration of an electrostatical machine. After his death in 1807, his widow (Anna Elisabeth de Koning) continued the workshop unil ca 1820.

Collections: Museum Boerhaave Leiden (microscopes), Teylers Museum Haarlem (hygrometer), Stadtische Sammelungen fur Geschichte und Kultur, Gorlitz (electrical machine).

Residence

• Amsterdam 1794 - 1820~

Occupation

• scientific instrument maker 1795~ - 1807, Amsterdam

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• Fournier, M., Early microscopes : a descriptive catalogue (Leiden 2003).
• Theunissen, L.T.G. , A.H.C.A. Wiechmann & L.C. Palm, Een elektriserend geleerde : Martinus van Marum 1750-1837 (Haarlem 1987).
• Rooseboom, M., Bijdrage tot de geschiedenis der instrumentmakerskunst in de noordelijke Nederlanden (Leiden 1950).
• Zuidervaart, H.J. & R.H. van Gent, Between Rhetoric and Reality. Instrumental Practices at the Astronomical Observatory of the Amsterdam Society ‘Felix Meritis’, 1786-1889 (Hilversum 2013)
• Cat. Taelman Kip 1801 p. 8, nr. 1: Een electriceermachine met 2 schijven door C. Van Wiekera. (Gekocht door Van Wiekera, evenals de meeste andere instrumenten op deze verkoping).
• Cat. Amsterdam 24-11-1806, p. 127, no. 28: koperen waterpas met bel, op drievoet door C. Wiekera
• DTB 103, p.256 (folio 128), nr.14: Abraham IJpelaar is witness at the baptism of a child of Cornelis Wiekera and Anna [de] Koning

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The brothers Hendrik Leendert and Nicolaas owned a workshop in Haarlem (Gedempte Smalle Oude Gracht) where they made steam- electric- and magnetic- machines (1856-1876). They produced magnets for W. Logeman (1821-1894). After 1876 Nicolaas continues the workshop alone. His workshop was located at the Gedempte Oudegracht 129 in 1878, between 1892 and 1895 it was moved to Ruychaverstraat 12. Between 1901 and 1904 the company was closed.

Collection: Museum Boerhaave Leiden (steam-, electric- and magnetic- machines).

Residence

• Haarlem 1856 - 1901

Occupation

• Instrument maker 1856 - 1901~, Haarlem

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• Archive Museum Boerhaave

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Wéry was instrument maker in Luik, his workshop was at the Rue des Carmes 4. He made precision instruments, tape measures and Boussoles. After his death (~1905) his widow continued the workshop by the name Veuve Alexis Wéry.

Residence

• Liège  - 1905

Occupation

• Instrument maker  - 1905, Liège

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• Archive Museum Boerhaave

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Theodorus de Backer made balance scales and balance scale boxes from his home in Amsterdam (Oudeburghsteeg). He was the son of Martinus de Backer. His brother Adolf was also an instrument maker.

Collection: Gemeentemuseum Amsterdam.

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• instrument maker  - [..1766], Amsterdam

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• Oldewelt, W.F.H. Amsterdamsche archiefvondsten (Amsterdam 1942).
• Wittop Koning, D.A. and G.M.M. Houben, 2000 jaar gewichten in de Nederlanden (Lochem/Poperinge 1980).

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Weissenso made surveying instruments. (Probably worked around 1860)

Collection: Scheepvaartmuseum, Amsterdam

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• Instrument maker 1869~, Amsterdam

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• Archive Museum Boerhaave

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Baer made astronomical instruments. His real name was probably Vekenstijl, Vekenstie, or Bekenstil. No instruments made by De Baer survive today.

Residence

• Leuven 1528

Occupation

• instrument maker 1528~, Leuven

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• Archive Museum Boerhaave

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Barella was a scientific instrument maker from Italy who worked in Amsterdam from 1819 on. Between 1840 and 1850 he worked in a workshop at the Kalverstraat. Later he resided at the Heiligeweg. Barella made physical instruments, such as barometers. In 1978, a wooden 'cistern' barometer signed D. Barella Amsterdam was auctioned. It is not entirely certain whether he was related to Ambrogio Barella.

Residence

• Amsterdam 1819 - 1871

Occupation

• instrument maker 1819 - 1871, Amsterdam

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• Mörzer Bruyns, W.F.J. Alphabetical list of Dutch instrument makers compiles by W.F.J. Mörzer Bruyns (Amsterdam 1986).
• Bolle, B. Barometers in beeld (Lochem/Poperinge 1983).

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Becker was a scientific instrument maker and inventor. He worked as an apprentice with his father Folkert Christopher Becker and later with Humboldt in Hannover. In Groningen he cooperated with professor Sibrandus Stratingh. In 1841, he started a instrument-making factory in Arnhem, where Hendrik Olland and Berend Holsboer were among his workers. After a conflict with the Arnhem municipal government over noise, Becker left The Netherlands for the United States. There he started the instrument-making factory 'Becker and Sons' in Brooklyn, NY. In 1855, he sold his Dutch company to Jan Jurrien Buddingh, who renamed it into 'Becker & Buddingh'. The Becker-company made a wide range of products including physical instruments, balance scales, electrometers, chronometers, thermopiles, pendulums, galvanometers, spirit levels, microscopes, fire hoses, and a steam wagon.

Collection: Museum Boerhaave Leiden, Universiteitsmuseum Utrecht, Universiteitsmuseum Groningen.

Residence

• Groningen 1828 - 1841
• Arnhem 1841 - 1850~
• Brooklyn 1850~ - 1855

Occupation

• scientific instrument maker 1828 - 1841, Groningen
• scientific instrument maker 1841 - 1850~, Arnhem
• scientific instrument maker 1850~ - 1855, Brooklyn
• scientific instrument maker 1855~ - 1890, New York

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• Archief A. Lipkens (ARA, inv. 2.21.110), inv. nr. 32.
• 'Over eene Magneto-Elekrische Machine en de inrigting van een eMagneto-Electrische Telegraaph', in: Algemeene Konst- en Letterbode (16 sept. 1846, no. 43), 263-266.)
• Schaap, K., 'Een stukje gelegenheidswetgeving te Arnhem in 1848', in: Gelders mengelwerk (Zutphen 1979), 90-94.
• Harting, P., Het mikroskoop, dl. III (Utrecht 1850), 338.
• 'Beschrijving van een nieuw zamenstel van een magneto-electrich rotations-machine', in: Natuurkunde 3 (1846), 279, 289-295.
• Natuurkunde: tijdschrift inhoudende: physica, chemie, pharmacie, natuurlijke historie en litteratuur 3 (1846), 44, 65 en 289.
• Pouls, H., 'Het waterpasinstrument van Christopher Becker', in: NGT Geodesia 27, nr. 4 (1985), 136-141.
• Groneman, F., 'Twee Groningsche uitvindingen', in: Groningsche Volksalmanak (1897).
• 'Beschrijving van een nieuw waterpas-instrument', in: Algemeene Konst- en Letterbode (6 febr. 1846, no. 6), 83-87.
• Rooseboom, M., Bijdrage tot de geschiedenis der instrumentmakerskunst in de noordelijke Nederlanden (Leiden 1950).
• Algemeene Konst- en Letterbode 1834(1), 148-151; 1835(2), 404-411, 418-422;
• Aardoom, L., ‘De mechanicus Christopher Becker (1805-1890), in Arnhem. Een pionier op doorreis’, Bijdragen en Mededelingen Gelre 103 (2012) 167-202.

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Watt was a scientific instrument maker in Amsterdam in the late eighteenth century. He made an air pump for Teylers Museum. Earlier (in 1785) he also repaired some instruments for the Felix Meritis' Society. In 1793 a daughter was baptised in Amsterdam.

Collection: Teyler's Museum Haarlem (air pump and pressure receivers).

Residence

• Amsterdam 1785~ - [1793..]

Occupation

• scientific instrument maker 1785~ - 1793~, Amsterdam

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• Archive Museum Boerhaave

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Producer of meteorological instruments in Amsterdam since approximately 1750. Apprentice of the barometer maker Frans Primavesi (ca. 1740). Paulus Wast is a Dutch adaptation of the original Italian name 'Paolo Quasti'. In 1747, 1748 and 1759 Wast was a witness at the baptism of children of his colleague Carel Ruspinus. Around 1765 his son Paulus Wast Jr. joined the firm, to be followed in 1775 by his second son Pieter Wast.
Location of their workshop: 1758: Corner at the Nes and the Langebrugsteeg at the Gekroonde Barometer, 1793: Langebrugsteeg over O.Z. Heerenlogement in Amsterdam.

Collections: Museum Boerhaave Leiden (barometer by Wast & Zoon, thermometer by P. Wast), Fries Museum Leeuwarden (aerometer), Planetarium Zuylenburgh, Oud-Zuilen.

Residence

• Amsterdam 

Occupation

• meteorological instrument maker 1750 - 1784, Amsterdam

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• Ebeling, E., Naamlijst en korte beschrijving van wis- en natuurkundige werktuigen, bij één verzameld door den weledelen heer Mr. E. Ebeling (Amsterdam 1789).
• Ven, J.L.H.J.M van der., 'Paulus Wast: een meester-barometermaker (1721-1784)', in: Antiek : tijdschrift voor liefhebbers en kenners van oude kunst en kunstnijverheid 16 (1981-1982).
• Bolle, B., 'Een drievoudige barometer uit 1766 van Paulus Wast', in: Antiek : tijdschrift voor liefhebbers en kenners van oude kunst en kunstnijverheid 26 (1991-1992).
• Bolle, B. Barometers in beeld (Lochem 1983), 237 (vt.nt. 129 en 142).
• Zuidervaart, H.J., ‘An Eighteenth-Century Medical-Meteorological Society in the Netherlands. An Investigation on Early Instrumentation, Organisation and Quantification of the Science of Weather’ in: British Journal for the History of Science 38 (2005) 379-410 en idem 39 (2006) 49-66.

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Maker of meteorological instruments in Amsterdam. Around 1765 Paulus Wast Jr. joined the workshop of his father Paulus Wast Sr. at the Langebrugsteeg in the 'Gekroonde Barometer'. In 1770 in the Leydse courant Wast announced an association with Lucas Ciovini, which lasted not very long. In 1793 the workshop of Wast moved to the Langebrugsteeg in front of the 'O.Z. Heerenlogement' in Amsterdam.

Collections: Museum Boerhaave Leiden (barometer by Wast & Zoon, thermometer by P. Wast), Fries Museum Leeuwarden (aerometer).

Residence

• Amsterdam 1765~ - 1814~

Occupation

• Meteorological instrument maker 1765 - 1814~, Amsterdam

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• Ebeling, E., Naamlijst en korte beschrijving van wis- en natuurkundige werktuigen, bij één verzameld door den weledelen heer Mr. E. Ebeling (Amsterdam 1789).
• Bolle, B., Barometers in beeld (Lochem 1983), 237 (vt.nt. 129 en 142).
• Advertisement in the Leydse Courant, 28 May 1770
• Advertisement in the Oprechte Haerlemsche courant, 21 June 1770

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Warmerskerken was one of the few female scientific instrument makers. She was the wife of Frans Joseph Pohl (d. 1850), scientific instrument maker in Utrecht. She is the mother of Johannes Franciscus Josephus Pohl, who also worked as instrument maker in Utrecht.

Residence

• Utrecht 1832 - 1872

Occupation

• scientific instrument maker 1840~ - 1872, Utrecht

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• Archive Museum Boerhaave

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Wagenaer was master cabinet maker in Enkhuizen, In 1617 he was granted a patent for a nautical instrument ('genaemt die Crommebooge') of which he claimed it could replace astrolabes and quadrants.

Residence

• Enkhuizen 1617~

Occupation

• nautical instrument maker 1617~, Enkhuizen

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Provenance

• Rooseboom, M. Bijdrage tot de geschiedenis der instrumentmakerskunst in de noordelijke Nederlanden (Leiden 1950).

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Sybrandt Taekes van Vliet (1740-1806) was an optical, physical and medical instrument maker. In his younger years, Van der Vliet was skipper of a track boat. In his spare time he taught himself mechanics. In 1768 he married Yttje Pieters, also from Franeker. In 1779 he was instructed by Petrus Camper to produce medical instruments. He also became an apprentice of Jan van der Bildt the elder. After Jan van der Bildt's death in 1791 he succeeded him as amanuensis at Franeker university. An airpump and a small telescope made by him were delivered in 1778 to the cabinet of stadtholder William V in The Hague.

Collection: Louwman Collection of Historic Telescopes, Wassenaar.

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• amanuensis 1791 - Universiteit Franeker, Franeker
• instrument maker 1779 - 1806, Franeker

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• Morpurgo, E., Nederlandse klokken- en horlogemakers vanaf 1300 (Amsterdam 1970).
• Terpstra, H., Friesche sterrekonst : geschiedenis van de Friese sterrenkunde en aanverwante wetenschappen door de eeuwen heen (1981).
• Rooseboom, M., Bijdrage tot de geschiedenis der instrumentmakerskunst in de noordelijke Nederlanden (Leiden 1950).
• Louwman, P.J.K. & H.J. Zuidervaart, A certain instrument for seeing far. Four centuries of styling the telescope, Illustrated by a selection of treasures from the Louwman Collection of Historic Telescopes (Wassenaar, 2013)

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Made coin weight boxes from his workshop in Groningen.

Collection: Museum Boerhaave Leiden.

Residence

• Groningen 1799

Occupation

• instrument maker 1799~, Groningen

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• http://www.museumboerhaave.nl/object/muntgewichtdoos-met-balans-en-gewichten-v09370/

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Johannes (Jan) van der Bildt jr (1736-ca.1780) made reflecting telescopes. He was the eldest son and apprentice of Jan van der Bildt the elder. In 1755 he matriculated from Franeker University. In 1762 he married Ruyrdtje Eekes Blijsma from Arum. Two years later they moved to Bolsward, but returned to Franeker in 1767. After about 1768 Johannes started to make his own instruments, the highest number known for a telescope made by him is no. 63 (in Museum Boerhaave, Leiden).

Collections: Museum Boerhaave, Leiden, Universiteitsmuseum, Utrecht, Observatory Sonnenburgh Utrecht, Scheepvaartmuseum, Amsterdam, Fries Scheepvaart Museum, Sneek, Sterrenkundig Laboratorium, Groningen, Louwman Collection of Historic Telescopes, Wassenaar.

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Occupation

• Telescope maker 1762 - 1764, Franeker
• Telescope maker  - [1767..], Franeker
• Telescope maker 1764, Bolsward

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• Rooseboom, M. Bijdrage tot de geschiedenis der instrumentmakerskunst in de noordelijke Nederlanden. (Leiden 1950).
• Mörzer Bruyns, W.F.J. 'Lijst van instrumenten in de verzameling van het Nederlandsch Historisch Scheepvaart Museum te Amsterdam'. (Amsterdam 1971), 31.
• Louwman, P.J.K. & H.J. Zuidervaart, A certain instrument for seeing far. Four centuries of styling the telescope, Illustrated by a selection of treasures from the Louwman Collection of Historic Telescopes. (Wassenaar, 2013)
• Zuidervaart, H.J. 'Reflecting 'Popular Culture' : The Introduction, Diffusion, and Construction of the Reflecting Telescope in the Netherlands', Annals of Science 61, afl. 4 (2004), 407-452.

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