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| Paris was the location of the earliest known settled commercial instrument manufactory in Europe. This was the workshop of Jean Fusoris at the end of the 14th and beginning of the 15th century. However, instrument making did not establish a firm presence in Paris and, apart from isolated examples, the next important maker was Philippe Danfrie in the late 16th century.
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 Astrolabe, Signed by Anthoine Mestrel, Paris, Dated 1551 (Oxford, MHS) |
| Astrolabe, Attributed to Philippe Danfrie, Paris, circa 1600 (Oxford, MHS) |
| Astrolabe, Signed by Philippe Danfrie, Paris, Dated 1584 (Oxford, MHS) |
| Astrolabe, Workshop of Jean Fusoris, Paris, circa 1400 (Oxford, MHS) |
| Astrolabe, Signed by Adrianus Descrolieres, Paris, Dated 1580 (London, BM) |
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