The Journal, Vol. 10, 2002
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Contents:
- West Country Chandeliers and their Makers – Robert Sherlock
- Book Review, “Copper and Bronze in Art”, by David A Scott – Paul T Craddock
- Work Rates in 1805
- Pewterers and Braziers – A Dual Trade? – Ronald F Homer
- Contemporary Comment, 1503 – Roderick Butler
- Earliest Recorded Edward Neale Mortar – David Pearsall
- Some British Medieval Copper-alloy Mortars – J Michael Finlay
- Book Review, “A Study Collection of Marked Domestic Brass and other Base Metalware, c1600-c1900”, by Roderick Butler – Peter Hayward
- Disc-base Candlesticks with Pillar Stems in Brass – Jan Gadd
- An Unusual Pear-shaped Brass Teapot – Garland Pass
- Highland Brooches – D Caldwell, K Eremin, J Moran, J Tate & P Wilthew
- Antwerp, the Entrepôt – Some Mysteries Explained? – Roger Brownsword
- Iron Inlaid with Braze
- De-silvered Copper Ingots from Central Europe – Paul T Craddock
- Savealls – John Douglas
- Brief Thoughts on Ewers
- Manufacturing Practices and Decorative Processes – Neil Bollan
- H and Harrison – the Final Link – David Pearsall
- More on Savealls
