Zegelstempels - Lakstempels met familiewapen / Wax seals with coat of arms
Coat of arms on wax seal stamps,
Collection: Delta 98 Den Haag, The Hague, The Netherlands
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19th Century wax seals from Dutch noble families: Klerck and De Jong van Beek en Donk, new in the Delta 98 Den Haag collection
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Some antique wax seals recently sold by Delta 98 Den Haag
antique wax seal stamps,
provenance and research by
Delta 98 Den Haag, The Hague, The Netherlands,
now in private USA collections
antique, 19th century lacquer
seal, with the coat of arms of the family
Zweerts
on the shield:
horizontal lining for a blue / azure field, two swords upwards and crossing,
one sword pointing downwards over the middle of it all
on the 2nd
picture you can see the shield of Jan Bruno Zweerts, one of the trustee’s
escutcheons of the old civil orphanage of Amsterdam:
Wapenbord Regenten Burgerweeshuis, date: 1716
an antique 19th century wax seal stamp, fully made of carved carnelian agate, also the stamp part, with the coat of arms of the Dutch family
De Man, related to Nolthenius De Man
Nolthenius, being mothers name, was added to the family name at a later date,
the coat of arms show a shield with: a crowned, demi lion naissant and rampant, crowned, with tongue, tail forked - even double tail, with nailed claws, barred halmet with crown and pearls - the crest the lion as on the shield
in Vorsterman van Oijen you can find the coat of arms pictured, with added text about the crown and colouring:"de leeuw in het schild en op het helmteken
behooren gekroond te zijn van goud"
De Man and Nolthenius branches:
ANTHONY WILLEM HENDRIK DE MAN, born 18 Jan. 1793, died ‘s-Gravenhage 18 Oct. 1842, luitenant-kolonel van den Generalen Staf, lid der Kon. Academie van beeldende Kunsten, huwt 10 Maart 1824 te Gent EUGENIA COLETTA THERESIA VAN DE WALLE, vr, geboren 27 Febr. 1804 te Gent, overleden 27 Maart 1890 te Breda, dochter van Emanuel Philippe Pierre van de Walle en Maria Theresia Boschaerts. Verkrijgt 18 Nov. 1823 vergunning den naam NOLTHENIUS DE MAN te voeren, mits daarvan eerst een jaar later gebruik makende.
see: RKD.nl
Anton Willem Hendrik Nolthenius de Man, died: The Hague (NL), 18 October 1842 - 2nd Lieutenant: April 1813 - 1st Lieutenant: 1 December 1814 (Netherlands army), Transferred to General Staff 12 April 1816.
Maximiliaan Jacob de Man, Born: 26 June 1765 - Honourable Discharge: 1795 (Batavian Army) Died: Grave (NL), 17 June 1838 - 2nd Lieutenant: 22 May 1782 - 1st Lieutenant: 24 April 1789 - Captain: 17 March 1794 - Lieutenant-Colonel: 1 March 1807 - Colonel: 11 June 1814 - Major-General: 24 November 1816 - Lieutenant-General: 13 February 1834 - MWO: 3rd Class Knight 8 July 1815 (for former services) - No military service 12 March 1796 – 1 May 1807
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antique wax seal with coat of arms of the family Rahusen, sold by Delta 98 Den Haag
a 19th century
wax seal stamp, of black agate and silver
with the coat of arms of the family
Rahusen
the Rahusen coat of arms:
on the shield a building in the form
of two brick gates / towers, topped with flag and anchor, topped with a side
facing and barred helmet,
as crest the goddess Fortuna / Tyche holding a veil above her, that blows with the wind, symbol of uncertain destiny
some Dutch
Rahusen family members:
Jacob Johan Rahusen (born
1855) x Johanna Ambrosina Jackson (born 1858)
Reinhard Rahusen (1772-1857),
Claas Reinharts
Rahusen (1810-1874),
Johannes
Rahusen (1808-1856)
Reinhard
Rahusen (1845-1903) x Imine Antonie Albertine van der Laan (1855-1876),
sold by
Delta 98 Den Haag
The Hague, The Netherlands
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research by Delta 98 Den Haag: a wax seal from Christine Roelants - Cremer van den Berch van Heemstede
an antique wax seal stamp with the coat of arms of
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unknown but....... Curtius, Kurz, de Cort, Kortum, Korten, Kort, Cort, Kurs .........
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known: Vrijland and Fraser of Saltoun, Lords of Philorth and Fraserburgh
two wax seals from the estate of:
Liesbeth / Elisabeth Margaretha Julia Vrijland (1955-2021),
daughter of Cornelis Wilhelmus Derk Vrijland (1916-2012)
and
Bartha / Adriana Engelbartha Fraser (1918-2006)
- this Fraser wax seal is sold to an US collection -
see here below no. 17 (click to enlarge)
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known: two brothers Van den Bergh marry sisters Cock and the lamb or cow of the family Crucius
an 18th century iron fob or wax seal pendant,
known as a SWIVEL, with triple matrix, a scrollwork frame and
a central clutch to push down to hold the to be used matrix in place,
we see:
a conjugal coat of arms, for a marriage
I. a castle with towers and reversed flags / vanes of the family
Van den Bergh / Berch
II. a bend between two escallops of the family
Cock
for the marriage in 1746 of
Pieter Van den Bergh (1708-1783) and Johanna Hadewich Cock (1702-1768)
no children documented
or
Jan Van den Bergh (1707-1737) and Adriana Geertruid Cock (1705-1734)
their daughter, Cornelia Helena Van den Bergh (1733-1741), died at the age of 8
Pieter and Jan were sons of
Isaac Van den Bergh (1677-1728) and Cornelia van Leeuwen (1675-1753)
Johanna Hadewich Cock and Adriana Geertruid Cock were daughters of
Mattheus Cock and Hendrica Cornelia Bouman,
and perhaps the above: no children and early deaths, might explain the empty third matrix
a coat of arms, quarterly with inescutcheon
I. Van den Bergh - a castle with towers and reversed flags / vanes
III. Crucius - per fess in green a lamb, also refered to as a cow and a cross pattee
for mothers side of Isaac Van den Bergh:
Sara Crucius (1651-1687)
she married in 1675 with Christoffel Van den Bergh (1639-1719)
Crucius is also documented as: Kruisius, Crutius, de la Croix
IV. Reijnders / Reynders - in gold, a double headed eagle
for mothers side of Cornelia van Leeuwen:
Anna Reijnders (1645-1699) married with Jan van Leeuwen
V. in blue / Azure two crossed swords
in Holland we found this coat of arms for: Riebeeck / Riebeek,
We think it might be derived from the coat of arms / armoirie / blason of
Jean de la Cour, seigneur De Buisson et vicomte de Caen or
the blason of Buisson de Champigny en France-Comte,
in Holland the French name De Buisson et de la Caen was probably written as
Debuissonet de la Cane
we found documented:
Maries des Marquis de Buissonet de la Cane (1599-1669),
she married in 1617 with Isaac van den Berch (1595-1665)
as supporters two lions rampant regardant
and topped with a five leaf crown
and beneath it all a ribbon with a small face,
the third matrix is vacant / empty