Jewellery

Name: Jewellery
Author: Smith, H. Clifford (Harold Clifford)
Smith, H. Clifford (Harold Clifford)
Jewelry
Safety-pin                                            xli
 Romano-British brooch or fibula with bilateral
   spring                                             xlii
 Brooch formed of double spiral discs of concentric
   wire ("Spectacle" fibula)                          xlii
 Celtic brooch                                       xliii
 Ring-brooch (Tomb of Queen Berengaria of Navarre,
   wife of Richard Coeur de Lion, at Le Mans)        xliii
 Buckle, with buckle-plate and tag. German, about
   1490. (Victoria and Albert Museum)                 xlvi
 Bronze fibula. (Ireland)                            xlvii
 Collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece, made in
   1432 by John Peutin, of Bruges, jeweller to Philip
   the Good, Duke of Burgundy. (From the portrait of
   Baldwin de Lannoy by John van Eyck at Berlin)        90
 Interior of a jeweller's shop. From _Kreuterbuch_.
   (Frankfort, 1536)                                    98
 Gold ring engraved and enamelled with figures of
   the Virgin and Child and St. John the Evangelist.
   Scottish, fifteenth century. (Nat. Museum of
   Antiquities, Edinburgh)                             104
 Necklace worn by the daughter of Tommaso Portinari
   in Van der Goes' triptych in the Uffizi Gallery,
   Florence                                            117
 Pomander. From _Kreuterbuch_. (Frankfort, 1569)       126
 A mediæval lapidary. From _Ortus Sanitatis_.
   (Strasburg, about 1497)                             134
 Mantle clasp (portion) on effigy of Henry IV.
   (Canterbury Cathedral)                              140
 Brooch of the Virgin in Lochner's "Dombild."
   (Cologne Cathedral)                                 145
 English gold ring, fifteenth century. Engraved with
   the "Annunciation," and the words _en bon an_.
   (Mr. E. Richardson-Cox)                             150
 French gold ring, fourteenth century. (Louvre)        154
 A goldsmith in his workshop. From _Hortus Sanitatis_.
   (Strasburg, 1536)                                   158
 "Luckenbooth" brooch of silver. (Nat. Museum of
   Antiquities, Edinburgh)                             165
 Pendant worn by one of the Three Graces in
   Botticelli's "Primavera."                           169
 Jewel, in Ghirlandaio's portrait of Giovanna
   Tornabuoni                                          170
 Brooch worn by the Virgin on fifteenth-century
   Florentine picture  (No. 296, National Gallery,
   London)                                             174
 A fifteenth-century jeweller.  From _Ortus
   Sanitatis_.  (Strasburg, about 1497)                176
 Design for a pendent whistle by Hans Brosamer         198
 Design for a pendant by Hans Brosamer                 205
 Earring, from Portrait of a Lady by Sodoma.
   (Frankfort Gallery)                                 233
 Design for a pendant by Jacques Androuet Ducerceau    241
 The Penruddock Jewel                                  252
 Triple rings set with pointed diamonds. Device of
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