The Journal, Vol. 19, 2011
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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 Roderick Butler
- A Family of Highland Blacksmiths: The Macnabs of Barachastlain. Fergus Cannan
- Two Pairs of Bronze Candlesticks in the French Baroque Manner. Geoffrey Draughn
- Why Shave?: A New Acquisition of a Pair of mid-19th-Century Razors at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Rachel Church
- Free from Censure: A Communion Token from the Scots Church, London Wall. Ruth Mason
- English Roasting Jacks, Part 3: Non Standard Weight-Driven Spit Jacks of the 18th Century. Tony Weston
- The Pompeian Lady Plaque. Angus Patterson
- Images in Steel: The Art and Craft of Etched Decoration Rosie Mills
- A Kettle Tilter or Lazy-back. Andrew J. Crawforth
- A Cap-Decapper Diana Crawforth-Hitchins
- Book Review: ‘British Cast-Iron Firebacks of the 16th to mid 18th Centuries’ by Jeremy Hodgkinson. Keith Pinn
