The Arts and Crafts of Older Spain, Volume 3 (of 3)

Name: The Arts and Crafts of Older Spain, Volume 3 (of 3)
Author: Williams, Leonard

Williams, Leonard

Decorative arts -- Spain -- History

Grajeras            |17th century         |Madrid (?). Maker of pieces
                      |                     |for crossbows.
                      |                     |
  Grande, Juan        |17th century         |Madrid (?). Maker of
                      |                     |lanceheads.
                      |                     |
  Gutierrez           |Late 17th century    |Chinchilla. Scissors-maker.
                      |                     |
  Hernandez, Juan     |16th century         |Madrid (?). Maker of pieces
                      |                     |for crossbows.
                      |                     |
  Herraez, Andres     |Late 16th century    |Cuenca. Arquebus-maker and
                      |                     |cutler.
                      |                     |
  Herrezuelo (the     |Late 16th century    |Baeza. Cutler.
  elder)              |and early 17th       |
                      |                     |
  Herrezuelo (the     |Early 17th century   |Baeza.
  younger)            |                     |Scissors-maker.
                      |                     |
  Horbeira, Angel     |Late 17th century    |Madrid. Cutler; a native of
                      |                     |Galicia, and reputed to be
                      |                     |one of the best craftsmen of
                      |                     |his time. He was known as
                      |                     |_El Borgoñon_, and passed
                      |                     |his early life in Flanders.
                      |                     |
  Hortega             |Early 16th century   |? Maker of pieces for
                      |                     |  crossbows.
                      |                     |
  Lallabe, Juan de    |Early 19th century   |? Cutler, locksmith, and
                      |                     |  maker of surgical
                      |                     |  instruments.
                      |                     |
  Lastra, Juan        |17th century         |Madrid (?). Maker of pieces
                      |                     |for crossbows. He was one
                      |                     |of the latest and most
                      |                     |celebrated of these
                      |                     |craftsmen.
                      |                     |
  Leon                |Early 18th century   |Albacete. Scissors-maker.
                      |                     |
  Llorens, Pablo      |Late 17th century    |Olot. Cutler.
                      |                     |
  Marcoarte, Simon    |Late 16th century    |Madrid. Arquebus-maker and
                      |and early 17th       |cutler. He was the son of
                      |                     |another craftsman of the
                      |                     |same name, who settled in
                      |                     |Spain in the reign of

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The Arts and Crafts of Older Spain, Volume 3 (of 3)Williams, Leonard

History

The Arts and Crafts of Older Spain, Volume 3 (of 3)

Williams, Leonard

Decorative arts -- Spain -- History

Grajeras            |17th century         |Madrid (?). Maker of pieces
                      |                     |for crossbows.
                      |                     |
  Grande, Juan        |17th century         |Madrid (?). Maker of
                      |                     |lanceheads.
                      |                     |
  Gutierrez           |Late 17th century    |Chinchilla. Scissors-maker.
                      |                     |
  Hernandez, Juan     |16th century         |Madrid (?). Maker of pieces
                      |                     |for crossbows.
                      |                     |
  Herraez, Andres     |Late 16th century    |Cuenca. Arquebus-maker and
                      |                     |cutler.
                      |                     |
  Herrezuelo (the     |Late 16th century    |Baeza. Cutler.
  elder)              |and early 17th       |
                      |                     |
  Herrezuelo (the     |Early 17th century   |Baeza.
  younger)            |                     |Scissors-maker.
                      |                     |
  Horbeira, Angel     |Late 17th century    |Madrid. Cutler; a native of
                      |                     |Galicia, and reputed to be
                      |                     |one of the best craftsmen of
                      |                     |his time. He was known as
                      |                     |_El Borgoñon_, and passed
                      |                     |his early life in Flanders.
                      |                     |
  Hortega             |Early 16th century   |? Maker of pieces for
                      |                     |  crossbows.
                      |                     |
  Lallabe, Juan de    |Early 19th century   |? Cutler, locksmith, and
                      |                     |  maker of surgical
                      |                     |  instruments.
                      |                     |
  Lastra, Juan        |17th century         |Madrid (?). Maker of pieces
                      |                     |for crossbows. He was one
                      |                     |of the latest and most
                      |                     |celebrated of these
                      |                     |craftsmen.
                      |                     |
  Leon                |Early 18th century   |Albacete. Scissors-maker.
                      |                     |
  Llorens, Pablo      |Late 17th century    |Olot. Cutler.
                      |                     |
  Marcoarte, Simon    |Late 16th century    |Madrid. Arquebus-maker and
                      |and early 17th       |cutler. He was the son of
                      |                     |another craftsman of the
                      |                     |same name, who settled in
                      |                     |Spain in the reign of

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

The Arts and Crafts of Older Spain, Volume 3 (of 3)

The Arts and Crafts of Older Spain, Volume 3 (of 3)

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