Click on a thumbnail view of an issue of The Journal below to see its content index.
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...
Contents: 1 – Chairman’s Introduction / Editor’s Introduction – Christopher Green / Frances Parton and Angus Patterson 2 – From Pigs to Dragons: English and Welsh Japanned Metalware 1730 – 1780 – Yvonne Jones...
Contents: 1 – Chairman’s Introduction / Editor’s Introduction – Christopher Green / Frances Parton 2 – Lauded, Lambasted, Lost and Found: The Salisbury Cathedral Screen Cross by George Gilbert Scott and Francis Skidmore –...
Contents: 1 – Christopher Green: Chairman’s Introduction 1 – Angus Patterson: Editor’s Note 2 – Alistair Grant: Elkington & Co. and the Rapture of Travel, 1841 – 1961 32 – Geoffrey Draughn: An Early 18th-Century...
Contents: Identifying ‘ID – With a Crown Above’, Peter Cameron Apotropaic Symbols on Cast-Iron Firebacks, Timothy Easton and Jeremy Hodgkinson A Trifle from Ranelagh, Geoffrey Draughn Investors in New Technology: Michael Faraday and Edward...
Contents: Pre-Restoration Iron Firebacks. Jeremy Hodgkinson Brass in Bristol: The Baptist Mills Company in 1711. Christopher Green and Roderick Butler Anthony Christian and the French-Plating Trade in 18th-Century London. Peter Cameron Pewterers, Coppersmiths or Founders? Alan Collins Fashionably...
Contents: Ambition and Plagiarism? Unpicking the Design and Manufacture of an Unmarked 19th Century Ornamental Brass Dish. Ann Eatwell Domestic Metalware in a 17th-century Parsonage: From the Journal of Giles Moore. Christopher Green and...
Contents: The Curious Case of the Tonlånga Candelabrum. Jan A. Gadd Grain Scales. Diana Crawforth-Hitchins A Gilded front French Grate with two Pedestals and Columns. Jenny Saunt English Roasting Jacks, Part 2: Standard Weight-Driven Spit Jacks of the Eighteenth...
