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Book Review
A Royal Renaissance Treasure and its Afterlives: The Royal Clock Salt
05/2024 | 1454 | 166
Pages: 531–533
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Reviewer:
Keating, Jessica (Keating, Jessica)
Subjects
artists:
Mangot, Pierre
patrons:
Henry VIII, King of England, 1491-1547
subjects:
Standing salts / Saltcellars / Goldsmiths
Reviewed Items
subjects:
A Royal Renaissance Treasure and its Afterlives: The Royal Clock Salt Edited by Timothy Schroder and Dora Thornton. 142 pp. incl. 119 col. ills. (British Museum Press, London, 2021), £40. ISBN 978–0–86159–227–2 | :
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Attributed works:
3. Royal Clock Salt, attributed to Pierre Mangot. Paris, c.1530–35. Gilded silver, enamel, ruby, garnet, pearl, shell cameo, agate and rock crystal, height 39.25cm; width 18.5cm. (The Goldsmiths’ Company, London).