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Fred. W. Burgess
  • African curios, 309–311
  • Alms-dishes, 140–143
  • Altar brasses, 142–143
  • Amulets, 33, 373–375
  • Ancient art, 70–72
  • Ancient bronze, 38–41
  • Aquamaniles, 101, 326
  • Arab influence, 267
  • Architectural metal-work, 121–124
  • Arms and armour, 106–109
  • Art influence, 128
  • Ashanti curios, 309
  • Ash-trays, 365
  • Astrolabes, 25
  • Badges of metal, 102
  • Ball and cross of St. Paul's, 143–144
  • Barometer of bronze, 341
  • Barrows, ancient, 25
  • Bath, 56
  • Battersea enamels, 31, 357
  • Bell founding, 43
  • Bell-metal, 43, 217–219
  • Bells, 217–226, 282, 309
  • Benares brasswork, 280
  • Benin bronzes, 307–309
  • Betel-nut boxes, 26, 278, 282
  • Betel-nut cutters, 279
  • Bidri ware, 26, 277
  • Bilston enamels, 31
  • Boadicea, Queen, 91
  • Boiling-pots, 98–101
  • Bowls, 84
  • Brass (of commerce), 42–43
  • Brass instruments, 340–345
  • Brass making, 45–46
  • Brass rubbings, 393
  • Brasses, 26
  • Brazier, 26
  • Braziers' Company, 117
  • British Museum exhibits, 59, 65, 168, 309, 326, 350, 356, 357
  • Bronze, 27
  • Bronze Age, 38, 66
  • Bronze alloys, 27
  • Bronze celts, 25
  • Bronze implements, 321, 350
  • Local museums, 59
  • Lock plates, 131
  • Log boxes, 180
  • London Museum exhibits, 59, 70, 71, 91, 180, 207
  • London relics, 69, 70
  • Lucknow curios, 26, 277
  • Mace, 235
  • Mansfield mines, 44
  • Maundy alms-dish, 116
  • MediÆval antiquities, 95–109
  • Memorial brasses, 144–151
  • Metal and its alloys, 37–49
  • Microscopes, 342
  • Microscopic engravings, 381
  • Milk cans, 322
  • Miniature bronzes and models, 257, 258, 345
  • Miscellaneous metal curios, 363, 384
  • Mirrors, 32, 73, 87, 267
  • Monumental brasses, 26
  • Moradabad brasswork, 280
  • Mortars, 32, 226, 268
  • Muff-warmers, 183
  • National Museum, Washington, 203
  • Native metal-work, 305–311
  • Nepal metal-work, 274, 278
  • Nomenclature of metals, 27
  • Norman remains, 57
  • Nuremberg clocks, 339
  • Nutmeg graters, 163
  • Oil lamps, 207–211
  • Opaque enamels, 31
  • Oriental bronzes, 265–288
  • Patchboxes, 350
  • Patera, 73
  • Patina, 32
  • Patine, 32
  • Persian metal-work, 271
  • Pilgrims' signs, 32, 103
  • Pins, 105
  • Pipe-stoppers, 30, 364
  • Pipkins, 180
  • Pocket clocks, 334
  • Polishing brass, 392
  • Porridge-pot

    UNWIN BROTHERS, LIMITED, LONDON AND WOKING

    Transcriber's Notes

    • Minor punctuation errors have been corrected.
    • There are a few inconsistent hyphens, and these have been left as printed.
    • In the list of the books in series
      "CHATS ON OLD MINIATURES. By J. J. Foster, F.S A" has been changed to "F.S.A."
    • p83. "like one round" changed to "found."
    • The illustration and it's companion blank page (p243 and 244) appear between p241 and 242 in the Internet Archive scan from which this text has been derived. It has been moved to the correct place.
    • p287. A single occurrence of cloissonÉ has been changed to cloissonnÉ, the spelling found in the rest of the text.
    • p397. (Index) "Boadicea, Queen, 99–91" changed to "Boadicea, Queen, 91."





                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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