The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Solingen, Pieter Barentsz. van		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	340
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	1893 fol. 72-74, film 2119
Date	1654/01/22
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	security for debt
Family Name	Solingen
Owner Name	Solingen, Pieter Barentsz. van
Owner Notes	collateral for debt owed to Gerardt Coppit
Occupation	Merchant (largescale) |a Wine
Residence	Amsterdam
Introduction	Compareerde ... Pieter Barentsz. van Solingen wijncoper binnen deser stede. Ende heeft als pant ter minne , tot versekeringe van alsulcke somme, als hij comparant aen Gerardt Coppit deuchdelijck schuldich is, inder bester forma aenden selve Coppit present ende desen accepterende gecedeert ende overgegeven, sulcx doende mits desen, tgeen volcht, te weten [the goods listed follow], omme bij faute vanden gemelte voldoeninge des voors. Coppits achterwesen, de gemelte goederen uijt eijgener authoriteijt te mogen vercopen .... Postscript: Aldus [geinventariseert in presentie van ] Goosen Cornelisz. ende Hendrick Nagel ... getuijgen ... den xxii-en Januarij xvi C vier ende vijftich.
Commentary	On 20 October 1633, Pieter Barentsz. van Solingen, ready to ship out as adelborst (cadet) on the ship Hooren to the East Indies drew up his testament. He left his brother Johannes Barendsz. a silver beaker worth 20 f. and to Barent Scheydemacker, his father, citizen of Solingen, and to Ursul Barents, his mother, their legitimate portions. He named as his universal heir Mathijs Neef from Solingen his good friend (NA 770, Not. Verhey). On 14 January 1651, Christiaen Roosell declared at the request of the wine dealer Pieter Barentsz. van Solingen that eight days ago, being the third of the month, he had been present together with Sr. de Hooge at the house of the petitioner (Pieter Barentsz.) when he had heard that Petrus van Hattingh, renowned painter, who was also at the house had tried several times to buy a painting by Jochem Wtewael, which hung in the petitioner's Groote Camer, and that he had finally bought it for 200 f., to be paid in 8 days, as Hattingh's handshake promised (NA, Notary Spitzhoff, cited in Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 521). Gerrit Coppit, to whom the debt corresponding to the items in the present inventory was due, was the swager of Harlent (Aarlant) Stacholder (Stachower), the wife of Hillebrant Ots Born, the brother of David Otsen of R 26691 of Montias2. On 13 September 1644, the heer Gerardus Coppit, juris doctor, assisted by his father Jan Gerritsz. Coppit, and his brother-in-law Reynier van Buren (II), the son of Reynier van Buren I of R 31437, drew up a pre-nuptial contract with Geertruyd van Dans, assisted by her father the honorable Dirck van Dans (of INVNO 205), her uncle Jan van Raed, the heer Everard Sluijskens, burgomaster of Arnhem, Arnout van Dans, receiver (of taxes) of Arnhem, and Anthony van Hattem, also her good friend (NA 1597, Not. W. Hasen). The wine dealer Hendrick van Solingen, cited in a deposition of 15 April 1633, was perhaps related to Pieter Barentsz. (NA 694B, Not. J. Warnaerts).
Notary	F. Uyttenbogaert
# of Items	29
Montias1 #	257