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Design drawing for a silver salver

Design
1972 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Drawing of a silver salver, shown to be variously decorated with applied silver gilt, filigree work, and textured, hammered and chased surfaces. Signed 'Stuart Devlin'


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleDesign drawing for a silver salver (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Drawing in pencil, crayon and watercolour on paper
Brief description
Design drawing for a silver salver by Stuart Devlin, 1972
Physical description
Drawing of a silver salver, shown to be variously decorated with applied silver gilt, filigree work, and textured, hammered and chased surfaces. Signed 'Stuart Devlin'
Gallery label
Stuart Devlin (Born 1931) Seven designs for silver. 1972-1978 Variously dated Pencil, crayon and watercolour Stuart Devlin, who is this year's Prime Warden of the Goldsmiths' Company, was born in Australia but trained at the Royal College of Art, setting up a workshop in England in 1965. In the 1970s the idea of the textured surface was considerably developed: these presentation drawings for table silver show well Devlin's complex surface treatments of chasing, hammering, texturing, and filigree work. From the mid-1980s he has pioneered the use of computer-aided design in the field of silversmithing. Given by the designer E.265-271-1978
Object history
In the exhibition 'The Way We Live Now: Designs for Interiors 1950 to the Present Day', Victoria and Albert Museum, 7 November 1978 - 4 March 1979
Bibliographic reference
Taken from the P&D Register 1978 Volume 1
Collection
Accession number
E.268-1978

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Record createdJune 30, 2009
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