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203:(V&A D6 1896). The drawings are by three or four artists. A link to Lulls and his workshop is provided by an inscription in Dutch which says a jewel was an undesirable colour and could not be sold, so it would be returned to "my brother Peter Lulls and company", signed by "AL". The manuscript also includes a royal warrant to Lulls and Herrick from 1605.
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Such drawings were made as record drawings for inventories, or for use within a business as the Lulls inscription demonstrates, or when wealthy patrons commissioned jewels. Some of drawings in the Lulls album depict gems at actual size. A letter sent to Arthur Bodren, a page of Anne of
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was a witness to the marriage settlement. Tonstal may have made an introduction between the apparently wealthy goldsmith and a gentry family in some financial difficulty. There were difficulties with the payment of the dowry, and a court case, suggesting that Lulls at this time was in financial
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An account for jewels supplied by Lulls and
Spilman to the royal family between August 1604 and March 1607 totals £2,772. Another list of jewels supplied by Lulls and Spilman includes items with the monograms "AR" and "JR" with thistles.
161:, in 1646. Her will includes a bequest to Sara Lulls of her personal jewellery including a pair of earrings each set with five diamonds. Her sister Mary Blackwell was given a treble ruby ring, a gold picture of
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He was born in
Antwerp, and settled in London before 1585, and became a denizen of England in 1618. Lulls was also involved in importing goods with other members of the family, his brothers Peter Lulls of
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Feather jewels were popular in the early 17th-century and frequently appear in portraits. Designs in the Lulls album for aigrettes or feather jewels have been associated with a portrait by
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Arnold Lulls and a business partner, Jacques de Beste, a relation of his first wife, were fined in 1619 for exporting gold and silver and his fine was given to Sir James
Erskine.
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of the right size to suit a pattern drawn by a Mr Halle. John
Spilman made record drawings of the cut and settings of eleven diamonds which Anne of Denmark pawned in March 1615.
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had a feather jewel made up with 26 large diamonds and smaller stones which he wore on his hat. The jewel was depicted in several portraits following a pattern of
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Arnold Lulls married
Susanna de Beste (died 1597). Their son, also Arnold Lulls, died in 1618 and left a legacy of £10 to his "cousin", Jane van Lore, daughter of
19:(floruit 1580–1625) was a Flemish goldsmith and jeweller in London. He served the court and made several pieces intended as diplomatic gifts.
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received a jewel set with diamonds worth about £230 supplied by Lulls. The ambassador bought most of the jewels in
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Lulls is associated with an album of 17th-century goldsmith's drawings of jewels, on paper and on vellum, held by the
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was paid £980 for jewels set with diamonds and two dozen buttons given to Anne of
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Carmen García-Frías Checa, 'The Pictorial Representation of Margaret of Austria, Queen of Spain',
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In May 1607 he and several residents in Billingsgate were exempted from paying a tax or subsidy.
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John Hayward, 'The Arnold Lulls Book of Jewels and the Court Jewellers of Anne of Denmark',
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