Peter Kinzing (1745–1816) was a noted German Mennonite clockmaker. Kinzing was born in Neuwied, Germany, and is supposed to have made his first pendulum clock at the age of ten. He began work with the German ébéniste David Roentgen circa 1770; Roentgen made the cases, and Kinzing produced the complicated mechanisms with automatic musical instruments, especially organs und dulcimers, a few carillons are also known of. In 1785 both were honored with titles from the French monarchy. Kinzing was called horloger de la reine (Clockmaker to the Queen). Around 1785 Kinzing produced a series of longcase regulators with dials according to the plans of Benjamin Franklin, whom Kinzing and Roentgen probably became acquainted with in Paris. These clocks were housed in obelisk cases made by the Roentgen
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| - Peter Kinzing, né le 21 décembre 1745 à Neuwied et mort en janvier 1816 à Mannheim, est un horloger allemand. Originaire de Neuwied, près de Coblence en Allemagne, il y travailla avec le maitre ébéniste David Roentgen, qui y avait son atelier, fournissant les horloges mais aussi les autres mécanismes complexes des meubles fabriqués par ce dernier. Fournisseur de la cour de France, Kinzing reçut le titre d'Horloger de la Reine Marie-Antoinette, pour laquelle il fabrique notamment la Joueuse de tympanon. (fr)
- Peter Kinzing (Kintzing) (Neuwied, 21 dicembre 1745 – Mannheim, gennaio 1816) è stato un orologiaio tedesco. (it)
- Peter Kinzing (* 21. Dezember 1745 in Neuwied; † Januar 1816 in Mannheim) war ein deutscher Uhrmacher und Mechaniker. Peter Kinzing entstammte der Uhrmacherfamilie Kinzing (Kintzing), die der Religionsgemeinschaft der Mennoniten in Neuwied angehörten. Er war herzoglich-nassauischer Hofuhrmacher und königlich französischer Hofuhrmacher und Mechanicus. Reisen mit David Roentgen nach Paris, dort Ernennung zum „horloger de la reine“ durch Marie-Antoinette. Nach 1785 Bau einer Serie von Musikuhren mit Orgel und Zymbal (Cymbal lat.). (de)
- Peter Kinzing (1745–1816) was a noted German Mennonite clockmaker. Kinzing was born in Neuwied, Germany, and is supposed to have made his first pendulum clock at the age of ten. He began work with the German ébéniste David Roentgen circa 1770; Roentgen made the cases, and Kinzing produced the complicated mechanisms with automatic musical instruments, especially organs und dulcimers, a few carillons are also known of. In 1785 both were honored with titles from the French monarchy. Kinzing was called horloger de la reine (Clockmaker to the Queen). Around 1785 Kinzing produced a series of longcase regulators with dials according to the plans of Benjamin Franklin, whom Kinzing and Roentgen probably became acquainted with in Paris. These clocks were housed in obelisk cases made by the Roentgen (en)
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| - Peter Kinzing (* 21. Dezember 1745 in Neuwied; † Januar 1816 in Mannheim) war ein deutscher Uhrmacher und Mechaniker. Peter Kinzing entstammte der Uhrmacherfamilie Kinzing (Kintzing), die der Religionsgemeinschaft der Mennoniten in Neuwied angehörten. Er war herzoglich-nassauischer Hofuhrmacher und königlich französischer Hofuhrmacher und Mechanicus. Berühmtheit in Europa erlangte die Familie Kin(t)zing im 18. Jahrhundert durch die Zusammenarbeit mit der Kunstschreinerfamilie um Abraham und David Roentgen. Bedeutende Mitglieder dieser Familie waren Christian Kintzing (1707–1804) und sein Sohn Peter Kinzing (1745–1816). Ab 1770 intensive Zusammenarbeit der Uhrmacherwerkstatt Kinzing und der Schreinerwerkstatt Roentgen. Reisen mit David Roentgen nach Paris, dort Ernennung zum „horloger de la reine“ durch Marie-Antoinette. Nach 1785 Bau einer Serie von Musikuhren mit Orgel und Zymbal (Cymbal lat.). Uhren von Kinzing befinden sich heute in den Sammlungen bedeutender Museen weltweit. (de)
- Peter Kinzing (1745–1816) was a noted German Mennonite clockmaker. Kinzing was born in Neuwied, Germany, and is supposed to have made his first pendulum clock at the age of ten. He began work with the German ébéniste David Roentgen circa 1770; Roentgen made the cases, and Kinzing produced the complicated mechanisms with automatic musical instruments, especially organs und dulcimers, a few carillons are also known of. In 1785 both were honored with titles from the French monarchy. Kinzing was called horloger de la reine (Clockmaker to the Queen). Around 1785 Kinzing produced a series of longcase regulators with dials according to the plans of Benjamin Franklin, whom Kinzing and Roentgen probably became acquainted with in Paris. These clocks were housed in obelisk cases made by the Roentgen workshops. They were sold mainly to principalities in Central Europe. In Europe the clocks are called Franklin clocks. The quintessence of Kinzing's mechanical musical clocks was the series of so-called Apollo clocks. A superb example of an Apollo clock is to be found in the Roentgen Museum Neuwied Germany. Peter Kinzing is also known to have produced at least 2 equation month going regulators also in obelisk case, one of which is still situated in the Leipzig town hall. Kinzing was among the first German clockmakers to make precision regulators with equation movements in the contemporary French style. Kinzing died in 1816 in Mannheim, Germany. (en)
- Peter Kinzing, né le 21 décembre 1745 à Neuwied et mort en janvier 1816 à Mannheim, est un horloger allemand. Originaire de Neuwied, près de Coblence en Allemagne, il y travailla avec le maitre ébéniste David Roentgen, qui y avait son atelier, fournissant les horloges mais aussi les autres mécanismes complexes des meubles fabriqués par ce dernier. Fournisseur de la cour de France, Kinzing reçut le titre d'Horloger de la Reine Marie-Antoinette, pour laquelle il fabrique notamment la Joueuse de tympanon. (fr)
- Peter Kinzing (Kintzing) (Neuwied, 21 dicembre 1745 – Mannheim, gennaio 1816) è stato un orologiaio tedesco. (it)
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