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Press kit
New approaches to the study of silver were explored in this exhibition that featured English, Scottish, and Irish works from the Clark collection. The exhibition not only examined the design and production of silver, but provided insight into the history of the objects and the people who owned and used them.
Attendance records
New approaches to the study of silver were explored in this exhibition that featured English, Scottish, and Irish works from the Clark collection. The exhibition not only examined the design and production of silver, but provided insight into the history of the objects and the people who owned and used them.
Press clippings
New approaches to the study of silver were explored in this exhibition that featured English, Scottish, and Irish works from the Clark collection. The exhibition not only examined the design and production of silver, but provided insight into the history of the objects and the people who owned and used them.
Exhibition layout
New approaches to the study of silver were explored in this exhibition that featured English, Scottish, and Irish works from the Clark collection. The exhibition not only examined the design and production of silver, but provided insight into the history of the objects and the people who owned and used them.
Labels and wall text copy
New approaches to the study of silver were explored in this exhibition that featured English, Scottish, and Irish works from the Clark collection. The exhibition not only examined the design and production of silver, but provided insight into the history of the objects and the people who owned and used them.
Contracts and agreements
New approaches to the study of silver were explored in this exhibition that featured English, Scottish, and Irish works from the Clark collection. The exhibition not only examined the design and production of silver, but provided insight into the history of the objects and the people who owned and used them.
Related events / Video Seminar / British Sterling: Classics of the English Silver Screen
New approaches to the study of silver were explored in this exhibition that featured English, Scottish, and Irish works from the Clark collection. The exhibition not only examined the design and production of silver, but provided insight into the history of the objects and the people who owned and used them.
Related events / Friends of the Clark Afternoon Tea
New approaches to the study of silver were explored in this exhibition that featured English, Scottish, and Irish works from the Clark collection. The exhibition not only examined the design and production of silver, but provided insight into the history of the objects and the people who owned and used them.
Retail product records
New approaches to the study of silver were explored in this exhibition that featured English, Scottish, and Irish works from the Clark collection. The exhibition not only examined the design and production of silver, but provided insight into the history of the objects and the people who owned and used them.
Working checklists
New approaches to the study of silver were explored in this exhibition that featured English, Scottish, and Irish works from the Clark collection. The exhibition not only examined the design and production of silver, but provided insight into the history of the objects and the people who owned and used them.