Hall-marks

Discovering hall marks on English silver

[by] John Bly.

Old Scottish Communion Plate

Thomas Burns, James MacGregor, Alexander J S Brook

Gilda aurifabrorum: a history of English goldsmiths and plateworkers, and their marks stamped on plate, copied in facsimile from celebrated examples; and the earliest records preserved at Goldsmith's hall, London, with their names, addresses, and dates of entry, 2500 illustrations, also historical accounts of the Goldsmiths' company and their hall marks; their regalia; the Mint; closing of the Exchequer; goldsmith-bankers; shop signs; a copious index, &c. &c., preceded by an introductory essay on the goldsmiths' art

by William Chaffers.

L' orfèvrerie deStrasbourg dans les collections publiques françaises

par Hans Haug.

Irish hall-marks on gold and silver

Company of Goldsmiths of Dublin.

Hall-marks on Dublin silver 1730-72

by Kurt Ticher, Ida Delamer, William O'Sullivan.

British and Irish silver assay office marks, 1544-1968: with notes on gold markings, and marks on foreign imported silver and gold plate; [and] Old Sheffield plate makers' marks, 1743-1860

compiled by Frederick Bradbury.

Marks of London goldsmiths and silversmiths (c1697-1837)

John P. Fallon.

Old French Plate: With Tables of the Paris Date-Letters, and Fac-Similes of Other Marks; a Handbook for the Collector

Wilfred Joseph Cripps

European armour in the Towerof London

Arthur Richard Dufty.