The pewter collector : a guide to British pewter, with some reference to foreign work

B; THECOLLECTORJWTERITO ENGLISH PEWTERWITHREFERENCE TOFOREIGNWORKPresented to theUNIVERSITY OF TORONTOLIBRARYthebyONTARIO LEGISLATIVELIBRARY1980THE PEWTER COLLECTORVOLUMEUNIFORM WITH THISTHE CHINA COLLECTORTHE FURNITURE COLLECTORTHE GLASSTHE EARTHENWARE COLLECTORTHE SILVER SHEFFIELD PLATEtfCOLLECTORTHE STAMP COLLECTORTHE MEDALTHE MINIATURE COLLECTORPLATE I.boss in centre of metalTwo Charles withdishes, I, gildingtemp.the Arms in enamel.containing RoyalOxford.The dish is in the of Wadham College,plain possessionTHE PEWTERCOLLECTORA GUIDE TO PEWTERENGLISHWITH SOME REFERENCE TOFOREIGN WORK ffi ffi ffi <8>BY H. L. M.A.MASSE,J. J.WITH ILLUSTRATIONSNUMEROUSFOURINCLUDING THE TOUCHES FROMOF THE TOUCH PLATES IN THE POSSES-SION OF PEWTERERS' COMPANYUONTARIO48842HERBERT LIMITEDJENKINSYORK ST.SRET3 JAMES'SMCMXXIl\i'&*<&.^\'t i "it^; ^^ BS!"*3?JHQd/^AE:- ' ".'>PJ .',AHERBERTJENKINS'BOOKLIBRARYThe Mayflower P,et, Plymouth. England William Btendcn & Sen Ltd.PREFACEis usual in a to a that the bookpreface express hopefill a want. One that itmay long-felt hope may,mayITand that is all but one cannot that it will.; sayThere is a in from the of view ofdifficulty writing pointthe collector because there is now so little good pewteravailable which is fit to and that little iscollect,generallysold at such that thebeing ridiculously fancy pricescollector cannot to enter the lists andaverage hopecompete.The main interest in must ...