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197.
51. I am most grateful to Elaine Barr for this information.
52. Hugh Tait, Huguenot Silver made in London, 1690- 1 723, Connoisseur,
Vol.180, August, 1972,pp.267-277.
53. Archives of the Furniture and Woodwork Department, the Victoria and
Albert.
5k. Egan Mew, Battersea Enamels and the Antigal.iican Society, Apollo,
Vol. VII, May, 1928,pp.216-221.
55. Guildhall Library, Ms. 71k2.
56. I am most grateful to Miss Jean Imray, archivist at the Mercer'
Company for allowing me to consult this document. The relevant Bedford
Estate Papers are in the Greater London Recerd Office.
57. E.Vial, Gens et Chosea de Lyons, 19k5, Notes sur la Corporation des
Peintures, Sculpteurs et Verriers de Lyons,pp.151-168, pp. 157-8, 168.
THE HIJGIJENOT CONTRIBtITION TO METALWORK: ENGPAVI
1. Hugh Tait, Huguenot Silver made in London 1690-1723, The Peter
Wilding bequest to the British Museum, Connoisseur, Vol.180, August
1972, pp.267-277,p.280.
2. Gervase Jackson Stops, The Sources of Tijou's designs, Country Life
January 20, 1971,pp.182-3,p.182.
3. J.F.Hayward, Huguenot Silver in England, 1688-1727, l959,p.5.
k. Ibid,,p.8.
5. Ibid.,pp. k7, 32.
6. Arthur Grimwade, London Goldsmiths 1697-1837, Their marks and lives,
1976 ,p.635.
7. J.F.Hayward,op.cit., p.27.
8. Gervase Jackson Stops, op.cit.,p.183.
9. I am most grateful to Randolph Vigne, President of the Huguenot
Society of London, for drawing my attention to this ,ref.erence.
10.Gervase Jackson Stops, The Influence of Tijou, Country Life,
February k, 1971,pp.262-266.
11. Ifor Edwards, Ironwork Master of St. Paul's, Country Life,
February 23, 1961, pp. 386-7, p.38?.
12.Huguenot Society Quarto Publications, Vol. XXII, Le Livre des
Conversions et des Reconnoissances faites a LEg1ise francoise de la
Savoye, 1684-1702, p.306.
13.Edward Saunders, letter to Country Life, august 1 1f, 1980 , p.569.
1k. C.H. & M.I.Collins-Baker, The Life and. Ci cumstances of James
Brydges, 1st Duke of Chandos Patron of the Liberal Arts, Oxford, 19k9, p.159.
15.Wren Society, Vole., 11II,XV, XVI, XVIII.
16.Chatsworth Building Accounts
17. Ifor Edwards, Ironwork at Cholmondeley, New Light on George London,
Henry Wise and Jean Tijou, Apollo, Vol.CXV., January, l975,pp.22-25,p.22.
18.Bedford County Record Office, L 31/309.
19.J.F.Hayward, The Earl of Warrington's Plate, Apollo, Vol. CVIII,
July, 1978,pp.32-39.
20. Ifor Edwards, Davies Brothers, Gatesmiths 1 Welsh Arts Council,
1977 ,p.15.
21. Christopher Wren, Parentalia,1750, pp. 261-2.
22. These prints are contained in Gribelin's presentation volume which
is preserved in the Department of Prints and Drawings in the British
Museum.
23. All these Drints by Fourdrinier are to be seen in the Guildhall
Library.