by Dorothea Burstyn
"Let's drink and be merry" - a study about punch ladles.
ENDONOTES
1)
Hartop, Christopher: The Huguenot Legacy. English Silver 1680-1760 from
the Alan and Simone Hartman collection, 1996, page 35
2)
Hughes, Bernhard and Therle: Three centuries of English Domestic silver
1500-1820, New York 1968, page 235
3)
Sotheby’s New York, October 16, 1996: Important English and Continental
silver, Lot 105
4)
Holland, Margaret, English Provincial Silver, New York, 1971, page 216
5)
Bohan, Peter and Hammerslough, Phillip: Early Connecticut silver
1700 – 1840, Middletown 1970, page 92
6)
Silver in American Life, Yale University Press, 1979, page 67
7)
Flynt, Henry N. & Fales, Martha Gandy: The Heritage Foundation Collection, Old Deerfield 1968, page 116 and page 92
8)
David Barquist: Myer Myers, Jewish silversmith in Colonial New York,
Yale University Press 2001, No. 102
9)
Fales, Martha Gandy: Joseph Richardson and Family, Middletown 1974,
Appendix E
10)
I want to thank members of the American website: Silver Salon Forums for suggestions re this attribution
Dorothea Burstyn
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