The collection of English silver at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston was established in the 1930s and has long been considered one of the finest collections of such objects in the world, having grown to include over 500 pieces. This catalogue, the second in a two-volume series, covers some 300 works from 1697, when the Britannic standard was introduced, until the beginning of the twentieth century. The entries include black and white works of all marks and armorials and complete listings of provenance, exhibition and publication history. In addition, an introduction by author Ellenor M. Alcorn details the history of the collection and illuminates the significance of these beautiful objects.
At more than 500 pages, and featuring 1000 detailed reproductions, this handsome, extensive collection catalogue complements and updates Kathryn C. Buhler's landmark 1972 opus, American Silver, 1655-1825. It includes all...
The Huguenot Legacy: English Silver 1680 - 1760 from the Alan and Simone Hartman Collection ; this Book Accompanies an...
New England, especially Boston, was a center of the silversmith's art and craft in early America. In this volume, eleven distinguished scholars from museums and universities examine the styles, forms,...
Rhode Island, silversmiths in, 211–12 Richards, Samuel, Jr., 296 Richardson, Caroline Mackay, 163 Richardson, Joseph, 163 Richardson, Joseph, Jr., 170,205, 285,294 Coffeepot (cat. no. 75), – Richardson, Joseph, Sr., 9, 169,206, 266, ...
London : Hutchinson and Co. , 1947 Carver and Casey 1978 Carver , Beth S. , and Eileen M. Casey . Silver by Paul de Lamerie at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute . Williamstown , Mass .: Sterling and Francine Clark Art ...
Taking the vast geography and cultural diversity of the North and South American continents as its starting point, the book introduces the ways in which American art, broadly defined, has been shaped both by its encounters with cultures ...