Johann Ludolph Schädler

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Johann Ludolph Schädler (* 1703 in Hanover ; † November 25, 1773 there ) was a German goldsmith and court jeweler .

Life

On March 12, 1734, Johann Ludolph Schädler, as a trained gold worker, took the citizenship oath of the city of Hanover. A good two decades later he was elected head of the goldsmith's office.

In 1755, according to the Hanover advertisements for all kinds of things from May 26th of that year , Schädler was told by the gold worker “Ihro Königl. Majesty [...] zu Dero " Electoral Braunschweig-Lüneburgischer and Royal Great Britain " Hof-Jubelier "" most graciously appointed. "

Three of Schädler's children died before him in 1737, 1746, 1752 and two in 1758, one daughter died in 1762 at the age of 23. Schadler himself died in 1773; the funeral ceremony took place in the market church of Hanover.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d Wolfgang Scheffler : Johann Ludolph Schädler , in the: Goldsmiths of Lower Saxony. Dates, works, characters , half volume 1: Aerzen - Hamburg , Berlin: de Gruyter, 1965, p. 731; limited preview in Google Book search
  2. ^ A b Hannoversche advertisements of all kinds of things, the announcement of which is necessary and useful for the common being , 42nd edition of Monday, May 26th 1755, year 1755, Hanover: Heinrich Ernst Christoph Schlueter, 1756, [without page number]; Digitized
personal data
SURNAME Schadler, Johann Ludolph
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German goldsmith in Hanover
DATE OF BIRTH 1703
PLACE OF BIRTH Hanover
DATE OF DEATH November 25, 1773
Place of death Hanover