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	Lectures by Christopher Hartop
	Recent Lectures ‘Cross-Currents in English and French Silver, 1660-1820’ Detroit Institute of Arts Detroit, Michigan February 2009 ‘Buying Silver in Eighteenth-Century London’ Minneapolis Institute of Arts Minneapolis, Minnesota October 2008 ‘Cross-currents in English and Portuguese Silver, 1500-1900’ II Colóquio Português de Ourivesaria Universidade Católica Portuguesa Oporto September 2008 ‘The Elegant Table: Silver for Food and Wine, 1600-1900’ The Grossberg Lecture: Metropolitan Museum of Art New York, New York April 2008 ‘The Elegant Table: Silver for Food and Wine, 1600-1900’ The Art Institute of Chicage, Chicago, Illinois April 2008 ‘Nature and the Silversmith: Two ‘‘Cabinets of Curiosities’’ in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries’ Hartford Atheneum Hartford, Connecticut May 2007 ‘Sir Robert Walpole and the Building of Houghton Hall’ The Newport Symposium Newport, RI April 2007 ‘At Home and on the Road: Plate Chests and Private Plate Rooms’ Furniture History Society Conference Victoria & Albert Museum, London March 2007 ‘Setting the Silver Standard: British and Continental Silver in America, 1638-2006’ Brilliant Silver Seminar San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio, Texas February 2006 ‘British Silver in America, 1638-2006’ Henry D. Green Symposium of the Decorative Arts Georgia Museum of Art Athens, Georgia February 2006 ‘Patrons or Consumers? Buying Rococo Silver in Eighteenth-Century London’ The Line of Beauty: Rococo Silver in England and Its Colonies Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, Virgina October 2004 ‘Sir Nicholas Bacon and the Bacon Cups’ Silver in East Anglia Symposium Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery October 2004
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