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Height: 26.5 cm
Weight: 35 oz
Applied decoration in the form of Molten Lava, developed from an electroforming experiment.
Original silk lined boxes - Stamped: Charles de Temple 52 Jermyn Street London SW1
Jocelyn was in partnership with Charles de Temple when she first started - she made gold jewellery that retailed in his Bond Street shop that specialised in avant garde jewellery
Charles de Temple was born in Mexico in 1929 and was brought up in Ringling Brothers Circus crossing America. He was a nightclub singer before becoming a jeweller in Massachusetts, then moving to London in 1957. He made commissions for Bond movies; the goldfinger that Honor Blackman wore in 1962 and a ring for On Her Majesty's Secret Service in 1969 that George Lazenby gave to Diana Rigg.
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London 1975
This was the 12th item of 59 made for John Sutherland-Hawes' Aurum Designs
In original white box with certificate, large detailed booklet with photo and original brown posting box
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Marked to base:
97/150 Four hallmarks – Shield with arms of Richard Fitzwilliam, seventh Viscount Fitzwilliam. The arms are lozengy, argent and gules. The motto beneath, Deo Juvante, is an abbreviated version of the full motto Deo adjuvante, nontimemdum.
Edition of: 150
Designer: Jocelyn Burton
Maker: Hector Miller
Sponsor’s Mark: JB
Weight: 12 oz
Height: 23 cm Cost new: £388
Booklet certificate signed by Lord Butler of Saffron Walden, Chairman the Fitzwilliam Museum Syndicate
Each cup is made from sixteen separately formed pieces of silver and set with five 8 carat cabochon topaz
1975 was a notable year in the history of the Fitzwilliam Museum The new extension was completed and the first exhibition held there was opened by Her Majesty the Queen Mother in July. The exhibition was Cambridge Plate spanning seven centuries including examples from their own collection and pieces on loan. This cup was included demonstrating that the arts of designing and making fine silver still flourishes
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| London 1971
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Sterling (925)
Height: 14.5 cm
Satin finish set with three moonstones under Nautilus Shells
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| London 1976
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Sterling (925)
Height: 14 cm
Weight: 12 g
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| London 1978
Diameter: 10 cm
Height: 3.5 cm
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| London 1982
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Sterling (925)
Diameter: 10 cm
Commissioned by London Merchant Securities Ltd
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| London 1971
Height: 16.2 cm
Applied decoration in the form of Molten Lava, developed from an electroforming experiment.
In original box - retailed by:
Jean Renet, 1a Old Bond Street, London, W1
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| London 1978
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Sterling (925)
Height: 9cm
Diameter top: 7.8cm
Weight: 389g
In original Jocelyn Burton box with silver mounted wooden plinth
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| London 1972
Height 19.7 cm
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| London 1983
Length: 8 cm
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| London 1972
Diameter: 11.5 cm
Height: 4 cm
Base set with Malachite
Original box
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| London 1984
Length: 14 cm
Originally a limited edition of 250 as a fundraiser to mark the Centenary of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children 1884-1984.
The decorative handle depicts children of all ages climbing life's ladder.
In original box with signed certificate
(As at 2012 these were still available at the Bentley & Skinner exhibition at £595 each)
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| London 1979
Height: 13.7 cm
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Cast Cocoa Bean to finial. Caddy lined with Rosewood Original Box - Silk lined lid printed: Jocelyn Burton for the Cocoa Association of London
Engraved to base:The Cocoa Association of London Limited 50th Anniversary 1929-1979 |
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| London 1979
Limited edition of 1000 produced by Art and Craft Editions Limited
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| Catalogue for the exhibition held at Goldsmiths' Hall 1998
56 pages with colour illustrations and biographical notes on 65 Teapots commissioned from various contemporary makers
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| 48 page book dealing with all aspects of the 1991 Commission of Silver for Lichfield Cathedral
All pieces illustrated and detailed
26 cm x 21 cm
If you haven't been to see this wonderful collection in the Cathedral Treasury then you should go
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