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Item specifics
- ISBN
- 9780952432227
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
John Adamson Publishing Consultants
ISBN-10
0952432226
ISBN-13
9780952432227
eBay Product ID (ePID)
44674769
Product Key Features
Language
English
Topic
Nature, Antiques & Collectibles, Rocks & Minerals, Silver, Gold & Other Metals
Illustrator
Yes
Dimensions
Item Height
0.5 In.
Item Length
9.4 In.
Item Weight
23.5 Oz
Item Width
7.7 In.
Additional Product Features
Publication Year
2004
Format
Trade Paperback
Book Title
East Anglian Silver: 1550-1750
Intended Audience
Trade
Synopsis
This book describes a wealth of important silver articles made in the region, including a beaker by Elizabeth Haslewood, Norwich's only woman silversmith of the Stuart period, and a magnificent Charles II tankard. The essays set the silver in its historical context, presenting a fascinating perspective on everyday life., "... this is an excellent reference for dealers, collectors and silver historians." Antiques Trade Gazette "The book is lavishly illustrated, thoughtfully laid out and undoubtedly the most important book so far on the subject." Antique Silver Spoons "... a work of art in its own right." Ian Collins in Eastern Daily Press "... this must be reckoned the most important publication so far on the subject ... it is a 'must' for anyone seriously interested in the subject ..." The Finial The beauty and stunning craftsmanship of silver made in East Anglia have long been celebrated by scholars and collectors. East Anglian Silver describes in depth a wealth of important silver articles made in the region which are now to be found in museums and private collections in Britain, America and Australia, as well as in churches in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex. Many of the objects featured have never been published before, including a beaker in the Royal Collection by Elizabeth Haslewood, Norwich's only woman silversmith of the Stuart period, and a magnificent Charles II tankard from the Gregory Peck collection. The essays, the results of new research on many aspects of the economic and social history of the region, set the silver in its historical context. They present a fascinating perspective on everyday life for many East Anglians during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Even modest households might have owned a few silver spoons at that time. The consumer demand from yeomen, merchants and others was filled by silversmiths working not only in Norwich, the second largest city in the kingdom, but also in smaller towns such as King's Lynn, Great Yarmouth, Beccles, Ipswich, Colchester and Cambridge. Norwich closely guarded its right to mark silverware made in the city with its civic arms. In the reign of Elizabeth, silversmiths there such as William Cobbold made objects to equal the finest creations of London, Antwerp and Amsterdam. European influences, especially from the Netherlands, were especially important in Norwich, which had a large community of immigrant craftsmen during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Nearly a hundred photographs of marks used by silversmiths throughout East Anglia, many of them newly identified, make this book an essential tool for the collector as well as the local historian., East Anglian Silver describes a wealth of important silver articles made in the region which are now to be found in museums and private collections in Britain, America and Australia, as well as in churches of Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.
Number of Pages
128 pages
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