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English goldsmith and jeweller
Abraham Harderet (fl. 1604–1625), goldsmith and jeweller to Elizabeth I of England and Anne of Denmark. Abraham Harderet was the son of Martin Harderet
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Electress Palatine from 1613 to 1623
had to use one of her own jewels as collateral so that the goldsmith Abraham Harderet would "provide her with suitable presents on credit". Her arrival in
Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Bohemia
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London-based Dutch goldsmith, active 1600–1620
Mountjoy case. Lord Hertford bought jewels from Abraham de Kinderen, John Spilman, Abraham Harderet, and Peter Vanlore to take on his embassy to Brussels
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Scottish politician and courtier
pay Harderet. She would not trouble Murray or the king again, except only for her servants, and she sent a list of her household. Abraham Harderet was
John Murray, 1st Earl of Annandale
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16th and 17th-century Scottish goldsmith and philanthropist (1563–1624)
when the Earl was disgraced. Heriot, with the other royal jewellers Abraham Harderet, William Herrick and John Spilman, joined the funeral procession of
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queen's jewellers, George Heriot, William Herrick, John Spilman, and Abraham Harderet, and the painters Peter Oliver, Marcus Gheeraerts, and Paul van Somer
Death and funeral of Anne of Denmark
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German entrepreneur
his acquaintances. In 1619 Spilman, with the other royal jewellers Abraham Harderet, George Heriot, and William Herrick, joined the funeral procession
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Jewels belonging to the Scottish and English queen
Herrick, John Spilman, Estienne Sampson, Nicholas Howker, Abraham der Kinderen, and Abraham Harderet who received an annual fee of £50 as the queen's jeweller
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Street also show that she attended christenings with the goldsmith Abraham Harderet. In 1613, Elias and Esther tried to recover money they had lent to
Elias_Le_Tellier
English jeweller, courtier, diplomat and politician
Herrick rarely did any work. Herrick, with the other royal jewellers Abraham Harderet, George Heriot and John Spilman, joined the funeral procession of Anna
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English politician
the French church. Fontaine was a family connection of the jeweller Abraham Harderet, who worked for Elizabeth I of England, and later for Elizabeth Stuart
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also unhappy to hear that Elizabeth had pawned a royal jewel with Jacob Harderet, to cover her expenses travelling to Heidelberg in 1613 and giving gifts
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1613 wedding in London, England
Richard Gibbons and the harp player Daniel Callander. Her jeweller Jacob Harderet also made the trip to Heidelberg. Elizabeth had obtained a number of jewels
Wedding of Frederick V of the Palatinate and Princess Elizabeth
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