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Journal 10 (1998)

Journal 10 (1998)

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Forty years on

JOHN CULME
The new approach

BRIAN BEET
Huguenot refugees from Anjou

BRIAN BEET
Thomas Hyde and his successors

TIMOTHY KENT
Warminster silver

PHILIP PRIESTLEY
Early watchcase-makers and their marks 1631-1720

JANELLE A. JENSTAD
The Gouldesmythes Storehowse

KIRKPATRICK DOBIE
The silver gun

JAN GADD & RONALD HOMER
Fake and pseudo silver marks on pewter

ROSEMARY WEINSTEIN
A goldsmith’s widow of the 1670s

ERIC GRIFFIN
The account book of William Palmer

EILEEN GOODWAY
The Rapilliart family. David Willaume, his son, their apprentices. Part 1

ARTHUR GRIMWADE
Paul de Lamerie’s bills

LUKE SCHRAGER
Recent research into the missing registers

JOHN CULME
The embarrassed goldsmith, 1729-1831. Eighteenth-century failures in the London jewellery and silver trades

KENNETH QUICKENDEN
Silver, ‘plated’ and silvered products from the Soho Manufactory, 1780

HELEN CLIFFORD
The Vulliamys and the silversmiths 1793-1817

ALEX BUCK
Silver by Leslie Durbin at New College Oxford

PETER JOHNS
Firestain resistant silver alloys

Proposed amendments to the Hallmarking Act

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