The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

D'Ablijn, Jan		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	491
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	NA 1414, film 1382
Date	1644/06/25
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	unknown
Family Name	D'Ablijn
Owner Name	D'Ablijn, Jan
Life Dates	1601 |d ?
Marriage Date	1632/11/11
Type of Ceremony	K
Residence	Amsterdam
Introduction	Inventaris van de meuble en huijsraet competerende den boedel van Jan D'Ablijn, ende sijn de selve getaxeert ende gepriseert bij Aeltge Claes ende Annetge Hendricx geswooren schatsers. Postsriptum: Aldus geinventariseert bij mij Frans Bruyning ... ten overstaen van Jan van den Bergen ende Jan Harrel als curateurs over de boel van den voorszegte Jan Dablijn den 25-ten junij 1644.
Commentary	Jan d'Ablijn (Jean Dablin) was a buyer at Orphan Chamber auctions (R 25066 of Montias2, where the biographic information on D'Ablijn is recorded). He was the son of Pieter d'Ablaing and lived in de Vergulde Pater Noster on the Singel (Heerengracht). An earlier inventory of Jan d'Ablijn's possessions, this one without evaluations, was drawn up for the Desolate Boedelskamer in April 1644 (the exact day left blank). In the postscript to that inventory, Andries Hendricksz. de Baijsser, his brother-in-law, declared himself surety for D'Ablijn for all the movable goods listed in that inventory (DBK 5072/350, fol. 130 and foll.) Andries Hendricksz. de Baijsser, who was said to be 40 years old in 1637, lived in a house on the Heeregracht, called Hamburg in 1630 and 1631 (see the NOTES to R 30035). On Jan Harel (or Harrel), cited in the INTRO, see the NOTES to R 20073 of Montias2.
Notary	Frans Bruyningh
Appraiser	Aeltge Claes and Annetge Hendricx for household items and David Colijn and Johannes Kaersgieter schilders ende overlijden van 't St. Lucas gilde for the paintings
Art Value	1967 |d 12 stuivers
# of Items	50
Montias1 #	311