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Adolph, Anthony
Thomas Hickin, Catholic goldsmith 14/90
Albainy, Tracey
Hanoverian royal plate in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 14/14
German silver in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 19/105
Alcorn, Eleanor
Introduction: new perspectives on rococo silver 20/8
Ashton, Norman
A metallurgist looks at old silver II/5-6:103
Baker, Malcolm
‘Most curious and costly’; the silver made for William Beckford of Fonthill II/11:213
Baños, Fernando Gutiérrez
The chalice of Bishop Bustamante 11/233
Banister, Judith
A postscript to the Barnard ledgers III/1:38
Identity parade: the Barnard ledgers II/9-10:165
Pepys and the goldsmiths I/10:9
Pocket nutmeg graters II/2:45
Silver of the Channel Islands II/75
Some ingredients of silver toilet services II/2:37
A basketmaker’s accounts with some 18th century silversmiths I/9:21
Barker, Robert B
Jamaican goldsmiths, assayers and their marks from 1665—1765 III/5:133
Jamaican goldsmiths — some early 18th century inventories III:7-9:190
Proposals for an assaying system in Pennsylvania 1753-1770 2/75
See also Beet, Brian
Barlow, T.E.
A badge and a ticket for the Wine Label Circle 4/158
Barrett, Geoffrey
The Haslewood family of Norwich I/3:7
G.N. The Norwich assay: 1564—1702 II/7-8:124
Barry, Clare
see Eatwell, Ann
Beasley, David
Thomas Maundy:some aspects of the life of a 17th century goldsmith III/7-9:178
Rule Britannia! three hundred years of ‘23 carat silver’ 9/532
Beecroft, John
On collecting wine labels II/2:34
Beet, Brian
Foreign snuffbox makers in eighteenth century London 14/49
Huguenot refugees from Anjou 10/12
John Pickhaver 14/95
Thomas Hyde and his successors 10/16
Beet and Barker, Robert B.
A ‘Sterling’ mark employed by Joseph Richardson Sr 11/230
Begeer, Sebastiaan
Vocational training in the Netherlands 9/579
Bell, Chris
The Pingo family and eighteenth-century hallmarking 19/41
See also McKinley, David
Benedikz, Phyllis
The early records of Birmingham Assay Office 16/103
See also Priestley, Philip
Benney, Simon
Dining silver of the Institute of Chartered Accountants 19/149
Bentley, Peter: Changes to the Hallmarking Act 22/115
Bimbenet-Privat, Michèle and Mitchell, David
Words or Images: descriptions of plate in England and France
1660-1700 15/47
Bliss, Simon
Thoroughly modern: reflections on the work of Jean Puiforcat 15/141
'Cubistic claptrap' ? Erik Magnussen's The Light and Shadows of Manhattan of 1927 21/113
The Musée des Arts décoratifs, Paris 22/77
Boughton, Peter
A pair of silver seal matrices for the County Palatine of Chester 7/409
Chester’s new silver gallery 4/145
Museum acquisition /Chester 14/143
Breckenridge, Jean
Robert E. Stone (1903-90) 15/150
Brett, Vanessa
Chains of office and a 'Jews Cup' 22/27
Pewter and its links with silver III/6:150
A century of sales 7/357
Silver today: the role of the client 8/514
Twentieth century silver from Clarence House 14/5
A coda on John Duck 14/106
‘The Compleat Appraiser’ 15/97
The great (and lesser) toyshops 16/117
See also Sale, Anthony J.H.
Chains of office and a ‘Jews Cup’. Richard Hoare’s purchases from John Curghey and John Kemp in his mayoral year 22/27
Buck, Alex
Silver by Leslie Durbin at New College, Oxford 10/103
Cameron, Peter
Henry Jernegan, Charles Frederick Kandler and the client who
changed his mind 8/487
The first ‘castle tops’. A short examination of some Birmingham
topographical souvenirs and their makers 1825-38 12/65
A cup stolen from Frederick Kandler 14/95
Cartier, Nicole: 22/15
The Elie Pacot surtout 6/296
Carver Weiss, Beth
The Verplanck family silver: fashion and politics in colonial New York 20/104
Cassidy-Geiger, Maureen
'Quelque chose de beau et de bon gôut': a silver gilt toilet service for the
Dresden Doppelhochzeit of 1747 20/46
Ein neues silbern Französisches Tafel Service: Linking the Penthièvre-Orléans service to Dresden 22/123
Sugar and silver into porcelain: The conditorei and court dining in Dresden under Augustus III 22/152
Citroen, Karel
My favourite fake III/3:73
Some Dutch fakes and forgeries II/5-6:89
Silver in a painting by Jeremias van Winghen 5/239
The faking Feeterses 13/123
Rembrandt’s Sophonisba 14/92
Clayton, M.D.G.
Archery prizes and medals I/11:17
Clements, Eric
Modern silver design I/8:26
Clifford, Helen
Silver in context: The Watkin Lewes silver table 2/61
Calculating goldsmiths 6/276
Goldsmiths of invention: hidden connections and alternative
occupations 9/574
Nicholas Herrick 9/575
The Vulliamys and the silversmiths 1793-1817 10/96
Of consuming cares: attitudes to silver in the eighteenth century 12/53
Coates, Kevin
The Angel’s Wing 5/222
Cohen, Frederick E.
Silversmithing in the Channel Islands 9/538
Conroy, Rachel
Letters from America: James Dixon & Sons and the American market, 1835-63 21/105
Constable, David
The Ellis catalogues 14/128
Cousins, Julian
Pierre Harache I and II 19/71
Crosskey, Gordon
The early development of the plated trade 12/27
Culme, John
Beauty and the beast; the growth of mechanisation in the trade II/9-10:158
The most shocking fakes' 2/86
A devoted attention to business: An obituary of Philip Rundell 2/91
The new approach 10/7
The embarrassed goldsmith, 1729-1831. Eighteenth century
failures in the London jewellery and silver trades 10/66
Trade of fancy: new findings from eighteenth century London 12/98
The 'goose in a dotted circle' 14/97
Dane, P.P.R.
A French chalice in Portsmouth I/8:7
Davidson, Simon
John Denziloe of London. A goldsmith working in Aldersgate 1774-1805 16/125
Tackle House Porters 16/130
- and Cathlyn Davidson
Chester silver: two short articles 14/129
Peter Hopwood: a goldsmith in Preston 21/43
Deelder, Theo
Andrew Moore of Bridewell: almost forgotten and disguised? 11/178
Update on the Windsor Castle table 14/20
Delamer, Ida
Irish freedom boxes III/1-2:18
Dietert, Rodney R. and Dietert, Janice M.
The 'figure-between' goldsmiths of eighteenth-century Edinburgh 21/49
James Mitchelson - his legacy restored 21/53
Delamer, Ida and O’Brien, Conor
Dublin hallmarks: A reappraisal of date letters used 1638-1756 11/158
Dobie, Kirkpatrick
The siller gun 10/44
A medallion for the ‘Siller Gun’ 13/61
Dolan, Nicholas
Newcastle silver in the collection of the Laing Art Gallery 9/534
Donohoe, Ted
Quebec captured — Dublin rejoices 14/124
A silver bottle shade 14/126
Dove, Anthony B.L.
Refunding of duty on the export of silver 4/130
House of Commons sessional papers 12/85
Top marking on flatware 14/123
Plate duty. Its origins, marks and variations 22/105
Down, Ferelith
Coin clipping and the window tax II/7-8:114
du Boulay, A.J.H.
Some parallels in silver and ceramic forms I/7:18
Dunlop, Francis
Sybil Dunlop (1894-1968) 15/138
Eatwell, Ann
Capital lying dead: attitudes to silver in the nineteenth century 12/59
- and Clare Barry
Nonconformist silver in England 21/59
Edge, V.E., A.M. and J.J.
The colour of enamels on germanium and traditional Sterling silver alloys 19/161
Ellis, Martin
Collecting contemporary silver at Birmingham Museum
& Art Gallery 16/4
Elwes, Rachel Layton
A new addition to African American silver 13/14
The Croft cups: a note on their provenance 13/62
English, Christopher
The Silver Trust 13/10
Golden Jubilee commissions 15/166
Evans, David
Changes to the Hallmarking Act 1973 11/129
Fairclough, Oliver
Mrs Strangways’s silver 8/474
Fales, Martha Gandy
The letter book of Joseph Richardson III/5:127
Fallon, John
The Goulds and Cafes, candlestick makers II/9-10:146
Two covered cups with stands 10/117
Researching the Barnard Ledgers 13/128
Fennimore, Donald L.
American bird-decorated spoons 13/27
Fewster, Mary
Norfolk goldsmiths 14/87
Fitzgerald, Alison
Oliver St George’s passion for plate 22/33
Forbes, John S.
Fakes and forgeries in silver I/2:4
Change of date letter at the London Assay Office 12/82
Eighteenth century ‘duty dodgers’ 13/119
Fothringham, Henry Steuart
The records of the Incorporation of Goldsmiths of the City of
Edinburgh 5/187
Silver appearing before the Reviewing Committee on the Export of
Works of Art 1953-1993 6/302
The Darnley Jewel 13/52
The Strathmore silver inventory of 1695 13/81
Scottish goldsmiths’ apprenticeships 14/79
Saint Eloi (circa 588-660). Patron saint of Scottish goldsmiths 15/7
Scottish goldsmiths’ weights 15/68
The over-optimism of Octavius Morgan 15/114
Fritz, J.M.
Protestant communion plate in Germany 19/112
Gadd, Jan and Homer, Ronald
Fake and pseudo silver marks on pewter 10/46
Garibaldi, Christopher
see Jones, Kathryn 21/25
Gill, Margaret A.V.
Newcastle silversmiths II/11-13:180
Glanville, Philippa
Robert Amadas, goldsmith, court jeweller to King Henry VIII III/5:106
Chinese porcelain and the English goldsmiths, circa 1550—1650 III/6:156
Lionel Crichton 19/110
People 22/15
Problems of mounted objects III/7-9:229
- and Gordon Glanville
'French fancy' silver from Paris and English patrons 20/16
Glynn, Gale
Heraldry on English silver III/1-2:6
Some tontines commemorated on English plate 8/445
Royal heraldry on silver 1714-1837 14/21
Criminal proceedings involving silver and silversmiths 15/79
Richard Meyrick — an English engraver working in Philadelphia 19/65
Goldsborough, Jennifer F.
Fit for a gentleman's table: revised thoughts on rococo silver in Maryland 20/86
Goodall, John
Gold and silver in the ancient Far East III/5:124
Goodway, Eileen
The Rapilliart family. David Willaume, his son, their
apprentices - part I 10/56
David Willaume and his apprentices, part II: further research 11/140
Gleanings on Daniel Garnier 12/125
Ongoing research 16/124
Grant, Ronald
Drawback and Smuggling 4/131
The Ireby cup 9/581
Gray, P.C.
A Cambridge Wait’s badge I/9:20
Drinking vessels of the 17th and 18th centuries I/2:9
Griffin, Eric
The account book of William Palmer, Master engraver 1735-1812 10/53
Grimshaw, Margaret
The three Gabriels II/7-8:141
Why school medals? III/5:137
Grimwade, Arthur
Earl Fitzwalter’s London household accounts I/2:9
The Garrard ledgers I/4:1
The auctioneer and his public I/10:7
Some treasures of Anglo-Jewish silver II/1:11
The rise and fall of Rococo II/5-6:91
Georgian church plate II/11-13:222
Michael Clayton: A tribute 2/103
A Tudor plate inventory examined 4/124
Judith Banister: A tribute 5/242
New light on the English Royal plate 7/369
Cardinal Wolsey’s plate 9/573
Silver in eighteenth century wills 9/583
London goldsmiths 1697-1837: Additions to biographical entries 9/605
Paul de Lamerie’s bills 10/60
- and J. Banister
A case of mistaken identity; Thomas Jenkins II/11-13:105
Gubbins, Martin
The assay office and silversmiths of York 1776—1858 III/3:74
Re-discovering Paul Storr’s grave 6/288
Close plate 12/41
Marks on close plate 15/115
Hagemann, Alfred
New discoveries concerning the Berlin silver buffet 22/117
Halliwell, E.O.
The so-called Buddha knops of Barnstaple I/9:3
Hare, Susan M
English silver since the fifties III/7-9:207
The history of the Goldsmiths’ Company from their records II/11-13:174
A tribute to Paul de Lamerie 4/160
Hartop, Christopher
New light on Spanish seventeenth-century silver 1/5
Patrons and consumers: buying silver in eighteenth-century London 20/34
Norwich goldsmiths 1700-1800 21/73
Hawker, Peter
The Lincoln Cathedral treasury of diocesan plate I/7:8
The Cunliffe beaker 9/580
Lincolnshire makers of church plate 11/185
Hayward, Helena
English rococo designs for silver II/3-4:70
Hayward, John
Ambassadors’ plate I/3:4
Erasmus Hornick and Mannerist silver of the 16th century I/7:14
Silver mounts on firearms I/8:13
The goldsmith’s designs of Hans Holbein I/11:22
A William & Mary pattern-book for silversmiths II/1:18
An introduction to heraldic engraving II/2:43
Royal silversmiths of the Regency II/3-4:58
The destruction of Nuremberg silver by the Goldsmiths’ Company II/11-13:195
Hayward, Maria
The storage and transport of Oxford silver 11/245
Hennell, Percy
The Hennell family of silversmiths I/11:3
Hill, Richard
A cone cut obliquely. The work of Michael Rowe 16/13
A conversation with Stanley Hill 19/151
Hofman, Louise
Contemporary Judaica made in Britain and America 21/127
Homer, Roger
See Rabinovitch, B. Seymour 4/160
Homer, Ronald
See Gadd, Jan 10/46
Hoyle, Ralph
Candlesticks for Sir William Heathcote 11/252
Hughes, Graham
Robert Welch obituary 12/143
Hull, Charles
Four missing cups 12/127
Hull, Robin
The Elkt, the Faup and the Jack o’Dells 15/155
Hunt, John
The Limerick mitre and crozier I/9:25
Hunt, Simon
The diaries of Henry Ellis of Exeter II/11-13:210
Hyman, John A.
Indian Colonial feeders 4/150
Skewers at Colonial Williamsburg 8/508
Marrow scoops and spoons at Colonial Williamsburg 9/602
Inglis, Brand
The Silversmiths of Lynn II/7-8:135
An ostrich egg cup by Lawrence Gilbert of Colchester 9/570
Irmscher, Günther
Hans Petzolt and Christoph Jamnitzer: the collaboration of two
Nuremberg goldsmiths 4/147
James, Jolyon Warwick
The Collins caster: A Tasmanian survivor 2/71
A European heritage: nineteenth-century silver in Australia 15/133
Jenstad, Janelle Auriol
The Gouldesmythes Storehowse. Early evidence for specialisation 10/40
Johns, Peter
Firestain resistant silver alloys 10/106
Johnson, Paul
The Lyon and Twinam forgeries III/1-2:25
Jones, Kathryn and Garibaldi, Christopher
Crespin or Sprimont ? A question revisited 21/25
Bruce Other societies 22/76
Jowett, Judy
The Warning Carriers 18/1
Kaellgren, Peter
French influence in a toilet service by David Willaume 4/162
The Clayton family of goldsmiths and jewellers circa 1658-1743 9/590
Princess Amelia’s strainer 14/37
The Lee collection, Toronto 15/174
Kellett, Ronald
Thomas Harper — Masonic jeweller II/3-4:67
Kelly, Rod
Silversmith 4/139
Kent, Timothy Arthur
Edward Sweet: a west country silversmith II/5-6:100
The Goldsmiths of Falmouth II/9-10:155
Gabriel Felling, goldsmith of Bruton II/11-13:219
The Southcomb family spoon III/1-2:38
The great days of Exeter silver: 1700—50 III/3:53
When goldsmiths dare — the story of a Taunton family III/4:82
Salisbury silver and its makers 1550—1700 III/5:114
Some Tudor and Stuart wills and inventories III/7-9:183
Exeter silver — the later phase 1750—1883 III/7-9:223
Decorative features of 17th century English provincial silver spoons III/7-9:234
Salisbury silver and its makers 1550-1700 3/1
Warminster silver 10/20
West Country freedom boxes 13/103
A breast jewel of the Ancient Order of Free Gardeners 15/104
The Earl of Romney's silver: an important auction of 1704/05 16/81
Thomas Harper, Masonic jeweller and the jewels of his period 19/13
A snuff box with a story 22/101
From members' collections 22/101
- and Wilson, Timothy
The Tichborne Celebrities 9/559
Kirkus, Sister M. Gregory
A recusant monstrance 9/582
Langdon, John
Notes on some Canadian silversmiths I/3:11
Latham, Patrick
Some comparisons: silver, glass and pottery III/1-2:10
Law, Edward J.
Some provincial Irish silver lotteries 7/412
Le Rossignol, Peter
Bullion-dealing and trading in the eighteenth century 22/45
Lightbown, R.W.
Christian van Vianen at the court of Charles I II/1:2
Lipscombe, S.
The old silver of Australia I/7:7
Lösel, Eva Maria
Swiss Silver III/7-9:203
Lomax, James
The grandeur of plate: four hundred years of country house silver
at Temple Newsam 6/256
Family silver returns to Temple Newsam 9/610
Royalty and silver: The role of the Jewel House in the eighteenth
century 11/133
Mayhew, Nicholas
Currency and plate: Some thoughts based on Oxford coinage and
the Civil War 11/236
McFarlan, Gordon
Robert Gray & Son: goldsmiths of Glasgow 11/211
McKinley, David
AH crowned cinquefoil below and HA crowned cinquefoil below. A
possible attribution 16/77
The Pingo family and eighteenth-century hallmarking 19/41
See also Bell, Chris
Medvei, V.C.
Collecting silver in Roman days I/7:19
The cult of the teaspoon III/6:164
The military Maria-Teresa order I/10:17
The mystery of the Beresford plate I/9:24
Micio, Paul
Early French surtouts 19/79
Millner, Arthur
Bhuj silver 13/12
Mitchell, David
Marks, Manwarings and Moore: the use of the ‘AM in monogram’
mark 1650-1700 11/168
'To Alderman Backwells for the candlsticks for Mr Coventry’. The
manufacture and sale of plate at The Unicorn, Lombard
Street, 1663-72 12/111
See also Bimbenet-Privat, Michèle
Molyneux, Bridget
An Edwardian collection: Scandinavian folk jewellery at Preston
Manor 7/416
Montagu, Jennifer
The practice of Roman baroque silver sculpture 12/18
Mortlock, D.P.
Thomas Coke and the family silver 9/552
Morton, James
Commemorative medals 5/212
Morton, Lucy
The Gough tea caddies 11/256
Munro, Caroline
Collecting by two I/8:4
Murdoch, Tessa
The Courtaulds: silversmiths for three generations 1708—80 III/4:88
Ducal splendour: silver for a military hero. The Elie Pacot ewer and basin made for John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough 22/5
Needham, David
Old Sheffield plate and the early wine label 16/113
Obituaries
Mrs G.E.P. How 16/142
O’Brien, Conor
The early records of the Dublin Goldsmiths Company 12/80
Some misidentified Munster goldsmiths 13/31
In search of the Duke of Ormond’s wine cistern and fountain 15/63
See also Delamer, Ida
The ‘Plunkett’ spoons – a reappraisal 22/83
Oman, Charles
The influence of English silver on foreign silver I/1:3
Some sidelights on the assay office in the reign of Charles II I/3:12
The Ghent touch-plates and early London makers’ marks I/7:13
The beginning of silver collecting I/8:18
The civic gifts to Charles II II/3-4:54
The nursery plate of the Old Pretender II/3-4:66
Packer, Daniel
Christoph Jamnitzer's Metamorphosis beakers 16/57
Pearson, David
Bookbinders and goldsmiths: their tools and trade in Oxford 11/240
'Peaturf'
Kurt Ticher's research and collection of Irish silver 16/25
Penzer, Norman
An index of English silver steeple cups I/6:1
Percival, Piers
John Evans, maker of steeple cups 12/128
A set of Apostle statuettes 13/40
Maker's mark a heart. Could this be the work of Robert Amadas? 16/35
Pestell, Tim
Silver and silverworking in Anglo-Saxon East Anglia 19/137
Peterkin, Keith Grant
A mystery spanning five hundred years III/1-2:36
Phillips, Anthony
Turtle surfaces 9/616
Lying at the King of England’s feet and haunting the King of
Prussia’s elbow 13/95
Jean-Frédéric Baer’s cup 15/107
Piacenti, Kirsten Aschengreen
Medici mounted hardstone vessels in the Pitti Palace 5/206
Pinn, Keith
Paktong 12/38
Priestley, Philip
Early watchcase-makers and their marks 1631-1720 10/29
Watchcase-maker’s marks in the missing register of 1739-58 12/90
The early records of Birmingham Assay Office 16/103
See also Benedikz, Phyllis
Pudney, Stephen
Connell’s of Cheapside: ‘Pioneers of modern artistic silverware’ 11/223
The Keswick School of Industrial Arts: A Victorian experiment
in artistic philanthropy 12/134
Quickenden, Kenneth
Boulton and Fothergill’s Silversmiths 7/342
Silver, ‘plated’ and silvered products from the Soho Manufactory,
1780 10/77
‘Lyon-faced’ candlesticks and candelabra 11/196
Boulton & Fothergill’s bullion supplies for assay silver 12/45
Elizabeth Montagu's service of plate Part 1 16/131
Elizabeth Montagu’s service of plate, part 2 19/19
Richard Chippindall and the Boultons 22/51
Rabinovitch, B.Seymour
The patina of antique silver, a scientific appraisal 1/13
- and Homer, Roger
A new gilding technique by use of gold sols 4/160
Renton, Andrew
Sir Charles Jackson 19/144
Richardson, Jackie
First day cup returns to Sheffield Assay Office 16/112
Léonard Morel Ladeuil 15/124
Ridgway, Maurice
Some Chester goldsmiths I/9:6
Risch-Stolz, Marianne
A Welcome to the Brother 5/235
Rock, Joe
Robert Gordon, goldsmith and Richard Cooper, engraver 19/49
Rothwell, James
An armorial epergne. The return of silver to Montacute House, Somerset 22/21
Rowe, Robert
Neo-classical silver in England I/5:1
Sachs, Sir Eric
Silver belonging to the Middle Temple I/8:20
Sale, Anthony J.H.
Goldsmiths of Gloucestershire 1500-1800 2/74
Another Gloucester maker’s mark 4/146
Laceback trefid spoons 4/153
Records of plate of the Beaufort family in the Badminton House
archives and elsewhere 7/381
Laceback trefid spoons, a further note 13/61
Made in Gloucestershire 16/47
Four Nonconformist communion cups for Gloucester 19/78
The Sherborne archives 22/47
- and Brett, Vanessa
John White: some recent research 8/465
- and Thompson, Eleanor
The Duke of Beaufort’s surtout
by Thomas Germain 9/544
Salter, John
Salter, John The silversmiths of Banff and their marks III/1-2:13
Salter, John Tain silversmiths 1660—1870 III/5:140
Silver in East Anglia III/7-9:194
Salter, John The silver from Water Newton and the law of treasure trove III/3:50
Sanders, G.S.
Sanders, G.S. An Admiralty barge badge of 1736 I/10:7
A gold cup I/10:17
Savigny, Brigitte von
Daydreams and mermaids 2/81
Schrager, Luke
Recent research into the missing registers 10/62
The royal and aristocratic patronage of Wakelin & Tayler, 1776-92 21/87
Schroder, Timothy
Sixteenth century English silver; some problems of attribution III/1-2:40
Paul de Lamerie: businessman or craftsman? 6/267
‘Rich, fierce and greedy for glory’: Court goldsmiths’ work in the
early years of Henry VIII 8/435
The Duke of Sussex and his collection 14/40
Obituary: Arthur Grimwade 15/4
Silver and the Church (special issue) J 17
Evidence without documents: patterns of ornament in rococo
and Regence silver 20/58
Sherratt, Michael
A church — a trowel 22/103
From members' collections 22/103
Shifman, Barry
Museum acquisition /Indianapolis 15/169
Shirley, Pippa
The Macclesfield wine set 10/112
Shlosberg, David
Sugar nips, nippers or tea tongs — and a specialist maker 15/119
Silfverstolpe, Susann
Swedish or English? Another look at the work of Andrew
Fogelberg 6/290
Sinsteden, Thomas
Four selected assay records of the Dublin Goldsmiths’ Company 11/143
Surviving Dublin assay records. Part 2 (1708-48) 16/87
Slattery, Fiona
Museum acquisition /Perth 15/170
Sloane, Jeanne
Competition and craft; silversmithing in Bermuda 13/18
Smith, Eric J.G.
Jacob Bodendick 13/66
Jacob Bodendeich 14/109
Richard Blackwell & Son 15/19
The subject of much controversy. The Founder's Cup at Oriel
College, Oxford 16/65
London goldsmiths in John Stow’s Survey 19/117
Temp. Anne Boleyn. The cup in Cirencester parish church 22/91
Smith, Richard
Thomas Sadler 13/94
Snowman A. Kenneth
Peter Carl Fabergé — decorator extraordinary II/5-6:86
Snowman, A. Kenneth The gold snuffboxes of Paris III/1-2:2
Sousa, Gonçalo de Vasconcelos e
Oporto’s Rococo silversmith 15/100
Luiz Ferreira and Manuel Alcino. Two twentieth-century
silversmiths in Oporto 16/19
Southwick, Leslie
‘DD’ A silver hilt-maker identified (?) 11/193
Sword of Richard Twining signed Yardley 7/392
The silver vases awarded by the Patriotic Fund 1/27
Wellington’s freedom box for Salamanca 8/502
William Badcock, goldsmith and hilt-maker 9/584
Spink, Michael
Silver filigree from Cuttack 2/65
Stein, Fabian
Weights on Continental silver 9/576
Stone, Jonathan M. L.
1697 and all that III/6:161
The so-called London Forgery Group spoons I/10:3
Strong, Donald
Silver of the Roman period I/8:9
Tait, Hugh
The advent of the two-handled cup; the Croft cups II/11-13:202
A parcel-gilt ‘livery pot’ of 1578 III/3:63
The use of filigree and granulation on Jacobean plate III/3:63
The Wyndham Ewer and Basin and subsequent additions to Tudor
and Stuart silver plate at the British Museum 5/195
Tanner, Sarah
A man who never was 2/89
Paul Storr: his master and apprentices 6/277
Taylor, Gerald
Some London platemakers’ marks 1558—1624 III/4:97
Tebbe, Karin
Nuremberg marks in the late eighteenth century 15/73
On growing flowers, stylistic howlers and tulip cups 16/53
Thompson, Eleanor
French silver in the Musée du Louvre 2/67
See also Sale, Anthony J.H.
Ticher, Kurt
Irish silver I/7:5
Some Limerick oddities II/7-8:142
Timann, Ursula
About candlestick cups 15/12
Turner, Guy
Lord Pembroke’s inventory of 1561 11/189
Udy, David
The influence of Charles Heathcote Tatham II/5-6:104
Unwin, Joan
The Goodwin silver competitions 22/67
Vickers, Michael
Roman faceted silver and its relationship to rock crystal and
glass 8/462
Vander, Henry
Hand-forging flatware II/1:22
The model of HMS Victory I/11:28
The technique of Chasing I/3:9
Victorian figure casting II/2:44
Vander, Richard
Old Sheffield Plate I/10:5
Some Sheffield silversmiths II/7-8:118
Vitali, Ubaldo
Beyond the secret traditions: the evolution of styles and techniques
in the art of the goldsmith 12/8
Retooling for the rococo: assembling the complex network of talents, skill and
language to express the new style 20/72
Walker, Ben
New work 19/160
Wallis, Rosemary Ransome
The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths and its patronage of the
art medal today 5/217
Warner, Christopher
Tumbler cups at Lotherton Hall 11/254
Warshawsky, Lee
Museum acquisition /Portland 15/172
Wees, Beth Carver
English silver in an American museum, The Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute 4/115
Weinstein, Rosemary
A goldsmiths’ widow of the 1670s 10/50
Wenley, Robert
The Paston treasures 19/131
Westwood, A. Hamil
An assayer’s notes I/11:6
Whipham, Thomas
Behind the wallpaper 13/109
Wilkinson, Wynyard
Benjamin Schlick 19/5
Wilmot, D.G.U. de B
The assembly of a canteen II/1:23
An exercise in collecting I/9:4
Wilmot, R.T.D.
The Dorrien Cup I/8:22
Wilson, Muriel
John Bonnor (1875-1917) 15/126
Wilson, Timothy
See Kent, Timothy
Winterbottom, Matthew
(and Alfred Hagemann) New discoveries concerning the Berlin silver buffet 22/117
Wood, L.J. Cardew-
Calcutta silver I/2:6
Young, Hilary
The silver designs of Sir William Chambers: a resumé and recent
discoveries 7/335
Philip Cornman: a biographical note 8/481