Journal 11 (1999) – Out of Print
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A note on dating and marks
DAVID EVANS
Changes to the Hallmarking Act 1973
JAMES LOMAX
Royalty and silver: the role of the Jewel House in the eighteenth century
EILEEN GOODWAY
David Willaume and his apprentices, Part 2: further research
THOMAS SINSTEDEN
Four selected assay records of the Dublin Goldsmiths’ Company
IDA DELAMER & CONOR O’BRIEN
Dublin hallmarks: a reappraisal of date letters used 1638-1756
DAVID MITCHELL
Marks, Manwarings and Moore: the use of the ‘AM in monogram’ mark 1650-1700
THEO DEELDER
Andrew Moore of Bridewell: almost forgotten and disguised?
PETER HAWKER
Lincolnshire makers of church plate
GUY TURNER
Lord Pembroke’s inventory of 1561
LESLIE SOUTHWICK
‘DD’ A silver hilt-maker identified (?)
KENNETH QUICKENDEN
‘Lyon faced’ candlesticks and candelabra
GORDON MCFARLAN
Robert Gray & Son: goldsmiths of Glasgow
STEPHEN PUDNEY
Connell’s of Cheapside: ‘Pioneers of modern artistic silverware’
BRIAN BEET & ROBERT B. BARKER
A ‘Sterling’ mark employed by Joseph Richardson Sr
FERNANDO GUTIÉRREZ BAÑOS
The chalice of Bishop Bustamante
NICHOLAS MAYHEW
Currency and plate: some thoughts based on Oxford coinage and the Civil War
DAVID PEARSON
Bookbinders and goldsmiths: their tools and trade in Oxford
MARIA HAYWARD
The storage and transport of Oxford silver
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