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German, probably Nuremberg
ca. 1500

Armorer Kunz Lochner
dated 1549

German, Nuremberg
late 16th–mid-17th century

Johann Benedikt Gahn
ca. 1700

Johann Wilhelm Oberlender (the Elder)
mid-18th century

Jacob Schmidt
ca. 1710–20

Johann Wilhelm Haas
late 17th century

German
ca. 1465

German
ca. 1400

Lorenz Hauslaib
Organ mechanism made by Steffan Cuntz
1598

possibly Georg Voll
ca. 1575
![Architectura Curiosa Nova: Das ist, neue ergotzliche Sinn und Kunstreiche auch nutzliche Bau- und Wasser-Kunst . . ., Georg Andreas Böckler German, Printed book, engraved plates, Nuremberg : [s.n.], [1664]](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/li/web-additional/li254%20B63.R.jpg)
Author Georg Andreas Böckler
1664

German, Nuremberg
early 17th century

Possibly by workshop of Lorenz Zick
mid-17th century

Possibly by workshop of Lorenz Zick
mid-17th century

Designer After Sebald Beham
Attributed to Hirschvogel Workshop
ca. 1525

German
ca. 1500–25

Esias zur Linden
ca. 1609–20

Franz Fischer
early 17th century

Franz Fischer
early 17th century

Wenzel Jamnitzer
ca. 1568

Movement attributed to Master CR
Stem and foot probably cast from designs by Matthias Zündt
Band of case from design by Cornelis Bos
ca. 1565–70

German
mid-17th century

probably German
early 17th century

German, probably Nuremberg
1603

Manner of Christoph Angermair
ca. 1600

German, Nuremberg
ca. 1725

German, probably Nuremberg
ca. 1735

Workshop of Georg Holdermann
early 17th century

German
16th century

Designer Ivory drawer decoration after a composition by Bernard Salomon
ca. 1600

Johann Schaper
1664

Workshop of Paul Preuning
ca. 1547–50

German
1580–90

German
1580–90

German
1580–90

German
1580–90

Decorator M. S. of Nuremberg, Germany
ca. 1720

German, Nuremberg
probably first quarter 16th century

Enameler M. Schmid
early 18th century

Southern German
second half 16th century

possibly Southern German
early 17th century
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