The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Bas, Claes		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	150
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	1266A, act no. 6[A], film 1345
Date	1637/07/11
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Bas
Owner Name	Bas, Claes
Owner Notes	and Immetge Vinck
Life Dates	1607 |d 1636; ? |d 1637/07/10
Marriage Date	11/08/1630
Occupation	Merchant (largescale) |a Wine, brandy
Residence	Op de Nieuwesijds Voorburchwal tegens over de Melckmarckt in Amsterdam
Religion	Reformed/Remonstrant
Introduction	Inventaris van sekere meublen bij wijlen Claes Bas in sijn leven coopman binnen deser stede, ende Immetge Vinck des selfs huijsvrouw metter doot ontruijmt ende naergelaten, bevonden ter laester woonplaetse vande voors. Immetge Vinck etaende binnen deser stede opde Nieuwesijds Voorburchwal tegens over de Melckmarckt, ten respective plaetsen hier nae genomineert. Postscript: Aldus geinventariseert ende getaxeert respectivelijck door mij ondergeschr. notaris ende Aeltge Claes , met Engel Jacobs gesworen schatsers, ten versoecke vande heeren dr. Pieter Bas, dr. Frans Benning Cocq [schepen] ende Cornelis de Graeff als voochden over d'onmondige kinderen vande voors. Claes Baes ende Immetge Vinck, ende ten overstaende vande gemeene vrunden mitsgaders ter presentie van Simon de Braj ende Dirck Vis als getuigen [in the margin: In Amsterdam den elffden Julij 1637]
Commentary	Claes Bas, baptized in the O.K. in Amsterdam on 6 May 1607, wine dealer, lived, first, in Alkmaar, but died on the Heregracht (burial 20 October 1636). He signed the Remonstrant petition of 1628. He was betrothed to Immetge Vinck in Alkmaar on 11 August 1630. On 24 November 1636, Jannetge (Immetgen) Vincken, widow of Claes Bas, assisted by her brother (in-law) Pieter Bas (II), named Phillip Vincon (cited in the NOTES to R 24944 of Montias2) to collect money for wines delivered (NA 843, fol. 1389, Not. Hoogeboom). She was buried in Amsterdam on 10 July 1637. Claes Bas was the son of Pieter Jacobsz. Bas (1566-1633), grain dealer and merchant, who was associated with Hans van Loon of R 7696 of Montias2, and of Maria Overlander. Claes Bas left 100,000 f. to his heirs. Maria Bas, the daughter of Claes Bas and Immetgen Vinck, baptized on 29 May 1633, married Dr. Jan Deyman on 19 November 1658 (Anatomy lesson by Rembrandt). He was the son of Wolphert Deyman, sea captain, and Maria Troncquoy (Elias, Vroedschap, pp. 250-1). For Jan Deyman's death inventory, see INVNO 452 of 23 March 1668. Maria Troncquoy was probably the daughter of Jan Tronquoij of INVNO 955. Cornelis de Graef, cited in the INTRO, was commissary for small affairs in 1631 and captain of the militia in 1642. Frans Banning Cocq was the captain of the company portrayed in Rembrandt's Night Watch.
Notary	Barcman
Art Value	473 |d 10 stuivers
# of Items	31
Montias1 #	66