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Hans of Antwerp (c. 1497 – after 1 July 1550) was a goldsmith and merchant working in Tudor London. He supplied silver plate and jewels to the court of Henry VIII. Hans (or John) of Antwerp, whose real name was Jan van der Goes, was born about 1497. He arrived in London in around 1511 and later "married an English wife, by whom he had many children". He may have been "John Goldsmith, the Ducheman," who was making a piece for the Earl of Shrewsbury in 1516. In 1547 he worked with another goldsmith, Peter Anderson, to supply gilt plate to Henry VIII.

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rdfs:comment	Hans of Antwerp (c. 1497 – after 1 July 1550) was a goldsmith and merchant working in Tudor London. He supplied silver plate and jewels to the court of Henry VIII. Hans (or John) of Antwerp, whose real name was Jan van der Goes, was born about 1497. He arrived in London in around 1511 and later "married an English wife, by whom he had many children". He may have been "John Goldsmith, the Ducheman," who was making a piece for the Earl of Shrewsbury in 1516. In 1547 he worked with another goldsmith, Peter Anderson, to supply gilt plate to Henry VIII. (en)
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death place	London
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dcterms:subject	1497 births English goldsmiths Material culture of royal courts 1550 deaths Court of Henry VIII
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Routledge Merchant Steelyard Victoria and Albert Museum St Nicholas Acons Thomas Cromwell Antwerp Lombard Street, London London Commissary Court Hallmark British Museum 1497 births Girdle book John Croke Livery company Goldsmith Judgement of Solomon Hans (name) Hans Holbein the Younger Henry VIII of England Jan (name) Hans Holbein the younger English goldsmiths Material culture of royal courts 1550 deaths Court of Henry VIII George Talbot, 4th Earl of Shrewsbury William Pickering (publisher) Dover Publications Mary I of England Society of Antiquaries of London Great Bible Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths Nehushtan Royal Collection
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birth name	Jan van der Goes (en)
caption	Hans Holbein the Younger Hans of Antwerp, c. 1532, (en)
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has abstract	Hans of Antwerp (c. 1497 – after 1 July 1550) was a goldsmith and merchant working in Tudor London. He supplied silver plate and jewels to the court of Henry VIII. Hans (or John) of Antwerp, whose real name was Jan van der Goes, was born about 1497. He arrived in London in around 1511 and later "married an English wife, by whom he had many children". He may have been "John Goldsmith, the Ducheman," who was making a piece for the Earl of Shrewsbury in 1516. In 1528 four of his apprentices were admitted into the Goldsmiths' Company as freemen. He was not yet a freeman of the company, but was censured by the Goldsmiths' Company for not having his work hallmarked. In 1536 he was briefly imprisoned for employing a foreign craftsman without the permission of the company. In 1537 he was made a freeman by the intervention of Thomas Cromwell. He was employed by Cromwell as a goldsmith and court courier, and was used extensively by him from 1537 to 1539. In 1537 "Johan of Andwarpe" sold "goldsmith's works" to Princess Mary. A portrait by Hans Holbein the younger dated 1532 in the Royal Collection, and a portrait miniature in the V&A have been identified as Hans of Antwerp, a wealthy merchant of London's Steelyard. On 7 October, 1543 Hans was one of four men who witnessed Hans Holbein's will. Holbein owed him £6. On 29 November he appeared before John Croke in the Commissary Court to execute his late friend's will. A gold girdle book cover in the British Museum is attributed to him. The enamelled inscriptions follow (with some errors) the Great Bible of 1539. It depicts in enamel the story of the brazen serpent on one side, and on the other, the Judgement of Solomon. A similar girdle book is depicted in a 1592 portrait of Elizabeth, Philippa, or Joan Speke from Somerset, evidently wearing a treasured heirloom. The girdle book attributed to Hans of Antwerp was updated for use with a book published in 1574. In 1547 he worked with another goldsmith, Peter Anderson, to supply gilt plate to Henry VIII. The date of his death is unknown. An entry in the register of the church of St Nicholas Acons, in Lombard Street, of the burial, in 1550, of Hans of Antwerp's 7-year-old son is the last record of his life: "1550, July 1, Augustine Andwarpe, soonne of John Andwarpe" (en)
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