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 36 (2020)

Journal 36 (2020)

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No 36 -2020

Malcolm Airs: David Papillon, Philip Burlamachi and the Roehampton set

John Andrew: Don Porritt: Silver – light, texture and form

Rachel Conroy: Uncontrollable beauty: large scale work in silver by Junko Mori

Elsabeth Dikkes: Painted in gold: Jacob Van Dort (circa 1575-1629) and his family

Jonathan Ellis: A survey of silver held in Suffolk churches

Micael Ernstell: The Nationalmuseum, Stockholm: a unique collection of argent haché

William Irvine Fortescue: Freeman goldsmiths and their apprentices in eighteenth-century Edinburgh

Hazel Forsyth: Museum of London – a trencher plate belonging to Samuel Pepys

Perry Gauci: The London private banker: status, culture and commerce in eighteenth-century society

James Lomax: A plate inventory from Hoar Cross, Staffordshire

Marina Lopato: Fabergé: a cultural phenomenon of the modern age

Kenneth Quickenden: Eric Clements

Barry Shifman: The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts: a masterpiece by Fabergé in the neo-Russian style

Obituary: Robert Barker (1960-2019)

Obituary: Keith Grant Peterkin (1941-2019)

Obituary: Marina Nikolaevna Lopato (1942-2020)

Obituary: Anthony Sale (1924-2019)

Book Review

Timothy Schroder, ‘A Marvel to Behold’ Gold and Silver at the Court of Henry VIII