Goldsmiths, Silversmiths and Bankers: Innovation and the Transfer of Skill, 1550 to 1750 : a Collection of Working Papers Given at a Study Day Held Jointly by the Centre for Metropolitan History and the Victoria and Albert Museum, 24 November 1993Examines all aspects of the trade in London, Paris and Zurich, particularly the design , manufacture and marketing of plate, and the provision of financial services |
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Aliens and their impact on the goldsmiths craft in London in | 43 |
The interaction between English and Huguenot goldsmiths in | 77 |
The design of London goldsmiths shops in the early eighteenth century | 96 |
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