International studio (14.1901)

including several well-known local
men, being gathered together.

Studio- Talk

Mr. Alexander Fisher showed some
of his enamels, and Mr. Edgar Simpson
had several pieces of jewellery on view,
while Mr. Oliver Baker was represented
by a silver loving cup set with stones.

Worthy of attention also were the
jewellery of Mr. A. E. V. Lilley and
the silver and copper beaten work of
Mr. B. Creswick. A casket in silver,
relieved with enamel and repousse,
designed by the Misses F. Camm and
E. V. Flolden, to contain the Freedom
of the City of Birmingham presented to the late
J. Thackeray Bunce, J.P., calls for more than a

BY A. C. C. JAHN

passing word of praise to the artists, both of whom
are students of the Birmingham School of Art.

MODELLED IVORY HEAD
MOUNTED IN GOLD AND
SET WITH PEARLS

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DESIGNED AND
EXECUTED BY
A. C. C. JAHN

Amongst the furniture there was an oak cabinet
with relief panel and figures, the work and design
of Mr. Gilbert Bayes; and Mr. G. W. de Saulles
and Mr. George T. Morgan, medallist to the
United States Mint, Philadelphia, U.S.A., sent

GOLD PENDANT DESIGNED AND

SET WITH OPALS EXECUTED BY

A. C C. JAHN

some very interesting cases of medals and
medallions, etc. A collection of bronzes by
Messrs. E. Onslow Ford, R.A., Albert Toft,
W. Goscombe John, A.R.A., J. Wenlock Rollins,