The evolution of electroplating by Elkington & Co. transformed affordable luxury in 19th-century home goods, enhancing craftsmanship and accessibility while influencing decorative arts production.Read More →
Garrard, a renowned British goldsmithing and jewelry company, was founded in 1735 and has a rich history of royal commissions and innovations, maintaining its legacy in modern times.Read More →
Edward Chandler Moore, an influential 19th-century American silversmith, elevated Tiffany & Co.’s reputation with innovative designs blending Western and Eastern themes. His legacy endures in museums and American silversmithing.Read More →
Bernard Instone, a renowned silversmith, combined traditional techniques with vibrant enamel, creating breathtaking jewelry. His legacy continues to inspire artisans today.Read More →
Edward Spencer, a renowned British metalworker, silversmith, and jeweler, created intricate, sought-after jewelry and silverware for London’s elite, leaving a lasting legacy of craftsmanship and beauty.Read More →
The brandy bowls, produced in 17th and 18th century Holland and Friesland, were used in childbirth ceremonies. This silver example showcases detailed engraving and religious iconography.Read More →
The article discusses ecclesiastical and secular use of basins, including their significance and decorations. It also mentions specific examples and historical context.Read More →
