| | [*]1. Gold miniature-case by Jean Toutin: the design reserved in gold on a ground of black enamel. p. 293. (Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan.) |
| | 2. Gold miniature-case, translucent green enamel, with pattern in white, from a design by Pierre Firens. p. 293. (V. and A. M., Dyce Collection.) |
| | [*]3. Gold miniature-case of translucent green enamel (émail en résille) with "pea-pod" design in green and red; enclosing miniature of Charles II by Samuel Cooper. p. 293. (Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan.) |
| | [*]4. Crystal reliquary mounted in enamelled gold and set with a plaque of verre églomisé. Spanish, about 1600. p. 203. (Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan.) |
| | [*]5. Gold locket of purple enamel with floral design in white, yellow, and green on gold (émail en résille). French. (Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan.) |
| [*] Reproduced by permission of Dr. Williamson, acting on behalf of Mr. J. Pierpoint Morgan. Copyright reserved. |
| | 6. Pendant, set with a cameo of Lucrezia de' Medici in open-work floral border of painted enamel. French. p. 292. (Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris.) |
| | 7. Gold miniature-case of open-work design enamelled in green, blue, and white; containing a miniature of James I. English. (Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan.)[A] |
| | 8. Gold locket with painted ("Louis-Treize") enamel of various colours in relief on blue ground. English. p. 293. (Mrs. B. Spring-Rice.) |
| XLIV. | Rings, Slides, and Pendants (chiefly Memorial). Seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries | To face p. 294. |
| | 1. Memorial ring, black enamel: set with crystal over a skull and cross-bones; dated 1740. |
| | 2. Gold memorial locket with faceted crystal enclosing hair; inscribed behind: "Of such is the Kingdom of God." English, late seventeenth century. p. 368. |
| | 3. Memorial ring, black enamel; dated 1777. |
| | 4. Memorial ring, white enamel; dated 1739. |
| | 5. Memorial ring, white enamel; dated 1793. |
| | 6. Memorial ring, black enamel; set with faceted crystal enclosing minute pattern in gold wire. English, early eighteenth century. (1—6—H. C. S.) |
| | 7. Back of a gold slide: painted enamel with initials E. J. beneath a coronet. (Viscount Falkland.) |
| | 8. Gold ring: open-work floral pattern in painted enamel; inscribed with a posy. p. 295. (Viscount Falkland.) |
| | 9. Silver locket surrounded by pearls, with faceted crystal enclosing monogram in gold wire. English, late seventeenth century. p. 368. (Mrs. Stewart King.) |
| | 10-14. Memorial slides, with various devices and initials in gold wire over hair or ribbed silk beneath faceted crystal. English, late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries. p. 368. (Mr. Jeffery Whitehead.) |
| | 15. Gold pendant set with an antique Roman cameo in open-work floral border of painted enamel. English, seventeenth century. p. 292. (His Majesty the King.) |
| | 16. "Memento Mori" jewel of enamelled gold; inscribed round the sides: "Through the resurrection of Christe we be all sanctified." English, about 1600. p. 365. (V. and A. M.) |
| | 17. Gold pendant set with a cameo of Lucius Verus, in border of "pea-pod" ornament. From a design by Pierre Marchant. French, early seventeenth century. p. 292. (B. M.) |
| XLV. | Page from the Ledger of Sir Francis Child, Jeweller to William III. About 1674. Preserved at Child's Bank, No. 1 Fleet Street, London, E. C. p. 306. (By permission of Mr. F. G. Hilton Price.) | To face p. 304. |
| XLVI. | Eighteenth-Century Jewellery, French and English | To face p. 316. |
| | 1-3. Pendant, and two earrings en suite containing paintings en grisaille on mother-of-pearl, in gold frames set with rubies, diamonds, and strings of pearls. French, Louis XVI. (Mr. Jeffery Whitehead.) |
| | 4. Rosette-shaped brooch pavé with white paste of fine quality. English, early eighteenth century. (Col. Croft Lyons.) |
| | 5-6. Pair of girandole earrings with paste sapphires. Formerly the property of Madame du Barry. French, Louis XV. p. 217. (Lady Monckton.) |
| | 7. Necklet and pendant of pink paste and marcasite. English, about 1760. (Col. Croft Lyons.) |
| XLVII. | Eighteenth-Century Necklaces, etc. (Mr. Jeffery Whitehead) | To face p. 320. |
| | 1. Necklet and pendant of paste in silver setting. English. |
| | 2-3. Pair of oval memorial clasps containing grisaille paintings within pearl borders. English. p. 369. |
| | 4. Necklace of cut steel with Wedgwood cameos in white on blue. English. |
| XLVIII. | Eighteenth-Century Chatelaines (Mr. Jeffery Whitehead) | To face p. 322. |
| | 1. Chatelaine (equipage) of cut steel mounted with Wedgwood ware in white cameo on blue jasper ground, hung with a watch and two watch keys. English, about 1780. |
| | 2. Chatelaine (equipage) of gold formed of a hook with five pendants—a scissor-case, two thimble or scent cases, and two needle or bodkin cases. French, Louis XV. p. 323. |
| | 3. Oval memorial clasp of blue enamel with minute design in carved ivory and pearl work, mounted in paste frame. English. p. 369. |
| XLIX. | Empire Head-Ornaments | To face p. 326. |
| | 1. Empire tiara of rose diamonds set in silver, on gold mounts. (Mrs. Kirby.) |
| | 2. Empire head-ornament (bandeau) of gold, enriched with blue enamel, and set with twenty-five carnelian intaglios. Formerly the property of the Empress Josephine. (Mr. M. G. Lloyd Baker.) |
| | 3. Empire comb en suite set with four carnelian intaglios. (Mr. M. G. Lloyd Baker.) |
| L. | Early Nineteenth-Century Jewellery | To face p. 328. |
| | 1-2. Pair of earrings in form of baskets of flowers, enamelled, and set with turquoises and pearls. (Mr. Jeffery Whitehead.) |
| | 3-4. Pair of bracelet clasps of beaded goldwork set with various coloured stones, with Crown and Royal cypher in enamel. Formerly the property of Queen Charlotte. (Mr. Jeffery Whitehead.) |
| | 5. Necklace and pendent cross, with brooch and earrings en suite: of beaded gold and filigree, set with pink topazes and pearls. English. (Lady Ramsay.) |
| | 6. Necklace, with brooch and earring en suite, of coloured gold set with amethysts and pearls. English. (Lady Ramsay.) |
| LI. | Buckles and Necklaces. Late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries | To face p. 330. |
| | 1-2. Pair of steel buckles partly plated with silver. Signed W. Hipkins. p. 315. (H. C. S.) |
| | 3. Girdle-clasp of faceted steel. English (Birmingham), late eighteenth century. p. 315. (V. and A. M.) |
| | 4. Gold shoe-buckle. English, eighteenth century. p. 322. (V. and A. M.) |
| | 5. Silver girdle-buckle. English, eighteenth century. (H. C. S.) |
| | 6. Silver shoe-buckle. English, eighteenth century. (H. C. S.) |
| | 7. Necklace of delicate gold filigree enriched with blue enamel and set with sapphire pastes. Early nineteenth century. (Mrs. Holman Hunt.) |
| | 8. Necklace of cast iron mounted with gold: the oval plaques, in open-work, alternately a spray of flowers and a figure subject in the style of an antique gem. Prussia (Berlin), early nineteenth century. p. 330. (V. and A. M.) |
| LII. | Modern French Jewellery. (V. and A. M.) | To face p. 338. |
| | 1. Enamelled gold brooch. By Georges Fouquet. |
| | 2. Neck-ornament (plaque de collier): carved horn, set with pink baroque pearls. By René Lalique. |
| | 3. Pin for the hair, gold, set with opals and diamonds. By Gaston Laffitte. |
| | 4. Gold pendant set with diamonds and an opal, and enriched with open-work translucent enamel in high relief. By Comte du Suau de la Croix. |
| | 5. Enamelled gold pendant, set with diamonds, opals, and emeralds. By G. Gautrain. |
| LIII. | Spanish, Portuguese, Flemish, and French Peasant Jewellery, etc. | To face p. 342. |
| | 1. Bow-shaped breast-ornament of gold set with emeralds, and having large emerald pendant. Spanish, seventeenth century. p. 204. (Mrs. Close.) |
| | 2. Earring of gold filigree hung with pendants. Portuguese. p. 347. (Lady Cook, Viscondessa de Monserrate.) |
| | 3. Gold pendant set with rose diamonds mounted on silver rosettes. Flemish, eighteenth century. p. 345. (H. C. S.) |
| | 4. Silver cross set with crystals. French (Normandy). p. 342. (H. C. S.) |
| | 5. Pendent badge of brass, enamelled black, white, and blue, containing a crowned monogram of the Virgin. Spanish (Barcelona), seventeenth century. p. 204. (H. C. S.) |
| LIV. | "Adriatic" Jewellery. p. 346. | To face p. 346. |
| | 1. Pendant in form of a ship, enriched with coloured enamels and hung with clusters of pearls. (Mr. Jeffery Whitehead.) |
| | 2. Ship pendant of gold filigree hung with pearls. (Mr. Jeffery Whitehead.) |
| | 3-4. Pair of enamelled earrings hung with clusters of pearls. (Mr. Jeffery Whitehead.) |
| | 5. Long earring of gold filigree mounted and hung with pearls. (Mr. Jeffery Whitehead.) |
| | 6-8. Pendant and pair of earrings, of gold filigree enriched with coloured enamels. From the Island of Patmos. (Mr. Cecil H. Smith.) |
