The art and life of J.W. Waterhouse, RA, 1849-1917

Hobson, Anthony

Rizzoli, in association with Christie's

William and John Linnell, eighteenth century London furniture makers

Hayward, Helena

George Wickes is in the first ranks of London's eighteenth-century master silversmiths, and, in fact, the firm he founded still holds the appointment to Britain's Royal Family. His work combined the traditional formality of English Silver with the more daring ideas imported from France by the Huguenots. The discovery in 1952 of a virtually complete set of ledgers and account books for Wickes's firm has allowed the author to give us a vivid and detailed picture of his life, craft and business of George Wickes himself and to identify surviving pieces of the magnificent silver he created. Illustrated with 127 monochrome plates.

George Wickes, 1698-1761, royal goldsmith

Barr, Elaine

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The art and life of J.W. Waterhouse, RA, 1849-1917

William and John Linnell, eighteenth century London furniture makers

George Wickes, 1698-1761, royal goldsmith