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A "Silversmith's Hoard" from Mesopotamia
Iraq, 1950Sir E. Wallis Budge in his Guide to the Babylonian and Assyrian Antiquities in the British Museum (1922), notices on p. 236 an interesting group of coins and other objects formerly exhibited in a table-case in the Assyrian room which contained “miscellaneous antiquities chiefly from Quyunjik and Nimrud.” The notice runs “The contents of the shop of a
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1880
The Old Hedges Silversmith shop, where Col. Hedges made his silver is now part of the Arnold Rattray house (living room and part office). This little shop, which stood in the corner of the Hedges yard, was moved in 1901 when the drugstore was built, and made a part of E.J. Edwards' summer cottage.
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The Old Hedges Silversmith shop, where Col. Hedges made his silver is now part of the Arnold Rattray house (living room and part office). This little shop, which stood in the corner of the Hedges yard, was moved in 1901 when the drugstore was built, and made a part of E.J. Edwards' summer cottage.
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Amsterdam Silversmiths and Their Marks
The Art Bulletin, 1976Yvonne Hackenbroch, K. A. Citroen
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