Christopher Hartop
 

A George III silver monstrance, London, 1768, sale recently negotiated to the Victoria & Albert Museum. Now on display in the newly refurbished Sacred Silver Galleries.

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A Charles I parcel-gilt silver recusant chalice, c. 1630

 
  Lectures by Christopher Hartop   
  Recent Lectures

  • ‘The Elegant Table: Silver for Food and Wine, 1600-1900’
    The Grossberg Lecture: Metropolitan Museum of Art
    New York, New York

    Monday, April 7th, 2008

  • ‘The Elegant Table: Silver for Food and Wine, 1600-1900’
    The Art Institute of Chicage, Chicago, Illinois
    Tuesday, April 8th, 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
    Saturday, March 3rd, 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 11th, 2006

  • ‘British Silver in America, 1638--2006’
    Henry D. Green Symposium of the Decorative Arts
    Georgia Museum of Art,
    Athens, Georgia
    February 18th, 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 16th--17th, 2004

  • ‘Sir Nicholas Bacon and the Bacon Cups’
    Silver in East Anglia Symposium
    Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery
    October 10th, 2004

 
 

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