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The Museum of Whitby Jet is a genuine establishment of living history. Combined with the store&nb...
Read more
Jewellery sold in stores was sourced from a variety of gold and silversmiths, but it was another ...
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Queen Victoria and Albert set the standard for British society. Their family values, behaviours, ...
Read more
Commercialising identity in the 19th century was as important to the British Empire as success in...
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For the 19th century jeweller, the prospect of colonial Australia would have been a mystery fille...
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Victoria’s reign from the 20th of June, 1837 to the 22nd of January, 1901 was the height and...
Read more
In the first part of this series on a remarkable bracelet, we discovered just how important the 1...
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In terms of human identity and the roots of western modern culture, the 1850 period was the most ...
Read more
The Museum of Whitby Jet is a genuine establishment of living history. Combined with the store&nb...
Read more
Jewellery sold in stores was sourced from a variety of gold and silversmiths, but it was another ...
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Queen Victoria and Albert set the standard for British society. Their family values, behaviours, ...
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Commercialising identity in the 19th century was as important to the British Empire as success in...
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