THE JOURNAL The Journal has been in publication for over 50 years and is now recognised as one of the leading scholarly publications and research tools in the area of silver. Each Journal has a number of articles written by expert members, curators and acadamics interested in the field of silver.
Journal 11 (1999) - Out of Print

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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Christopher Warner – Tumbler cups at Lotherton Hall

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Lucy Morton – The Gough tea caddies

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