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Gilda aurifabrorum; a history of English goldsmiths and plateworkers, and their marks stamped on plate, copied in facsimile from celebrated examples; and the earliest records preserved at Goldsmith's hall, London, with their names, addresses, and dates of entry, 2500 illustrations, also historical accounts of the Goldsmiths' company and their hall marks; their regalia; the Mint; closing of the Exchequer; goldsmith-bankers; shop signs; a copious index, &c. &c., preceded by an introductory essay on the goldsmiths' art (1899)

Chaffers, William, 1811-1892 · London, Reeves and Turner · leaf 177

An illustration from Gilda aurifabrorum; a history of English goldsmiths and plateworkers, and their marks stamped on plate, copied in facsimile from celebrated examples; and the earliest records preserved at Goldsmith's hall, London, with their names, addresses, and dates of entry, 2500 illustrations, also historical accounts of the Goldsmiths' company and their hall marks; their regalia; the Mint; closing of the Exchequer; goldsmith-bankers; shop signs; a copious index, &c. &c., preceded by an introductory essay on the goldsmiths' art, 1899, leaf 177
m^ 166 … 167 ENTRIES OF PLATE-WORKERS MARKS.Copied from the Records at Goldsmiths Hall. A leather case at Goldsiiiitbs Hall contains five volumes, in wbiciithe following entries of Makers Marks are written. Titles. Dates. Remarks. , 15 April 1697). . , , A. ^ I Large plate workers. ^°^- ^ 25 May 1739 J ^^^^…

Plate, English · Goldsmithing -- Gt. Britian · Hall-marks

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