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Contents: Wrought-Iron Quants from the River Thames, London, Martin J. D. Brendell and Graham de Heaume Joseph Merlin: A Mechanical Wizard, Jonathan Peacock Ernest Gimson’s Metalwork: ‘Good Workmanship with Happy Thought’, Mary Greensted ‘Couteaux...
Contents: The Penningtons of Bodmin: Seventeenth-Century Pot-Founders and Bellfounders, Roderick and Valentine Butler, Christopher Green and Neil Bollen English Paktong Chamber Candlesticks 1735-1825, Geoffrey Draughn A Fourteenth-Century Knife with a Well-Preserved Handle from Dordrecht,...
Discovered by Mudlarks: Knife handles from the River Thames in the City of London c.1350 – c.1870 By Simon Moore and Graham duHeaume A postscript to the Catalogue of The Queenhithe Collection, by Graham...
Contents: The Architectural Ironwork of Leeswood Hall, by Peter L. Millington The Problem of Reproduction Brassware: Candlesticks, their Makers and Distinguishing Features — Introduction, by Simon Oxley and Geoffrey Smaldon Part 1: Companies producing...
Contents: From London to Upton via Piddletrenthide and Copenhagen: Building a Biography for Jan Gadd’s Metal Cast of the Lomellini Basin, by Angus Patterson From Alexandria to Hyde, via Bovillæ and Rome, London and...
Contents: ARTICLES Surpassing Midas: English Cut Steel, 1740-1830. Angus Patterson. Jean Démosthène Dugourc: A Life by Design. Susan R Kinsey. Engineers’ Brasswork: Industrial Folk Art of North-East England 1860-1914. Peter Brears. A Skillet Handle on...
The Queenhithe Collection: Knives, Blades and Marks from the River Thames in the City of London, dating from the fourteenth to the seventeenth century. Published in 2020 as a supplement to the Journal of...
You may view the content of this journal by clicking the cover image on the right. Contents: 1 – Chairman’s Introduction / Editor’s Introduction – Christopher Green / Frances Parton and Angus Patterson 2...
