Invention of the style through the history - examples from my collection

• Rococo Grand style (1735-1770s)
• Rococo Naturalistic style (1740s-1770s)
• Rococo Revival style (1820s-1880s)
• Japonisme (1860s-1910s)
• Art Nouveau (1890s-1910s)

Historical background of each era - culture and society

• Rococo period (1730s-1770s)
  • Waht's the Naturalistic Spoon ?
  • Tea Equipage
  • Rococo style in 18th century
  • Rococo Naturalism
  • Japanese Maki-e and Rococo Naturalism
  • Japanese Imari and Rococo Naturalism
  • Origin of Naturalistic Spoon
  • Meissen Modellor - Johann Joachim Kaendler
  • Silversmith - Juste-Aurèle Meissonnier (1695-1750)
  • Silversmith - Paul de Lamerie (1688-1751)
  • Silversmith - Charles Frederick Kandler
  • Silversmith - Nicholas Sprimont (1716-1771)
  • Silversmith - Francis Harrache (1710-1757)
  • Silversmith - John (I) Derussat (1700?-1758?)
  • Huguenots Community in London
  • Why Unmarked ?

• Rococo Revival period (1820s-1860s)
  • Rococo Revival Spoon
  • Silversmith - Matthew Boulton
  • Silversmith - Joseph Willmore
  • Silversmith - Robert Garrard II
  • Silversmith - Hilliard & Thomason
  • Silversmith - Paul Storr

• Japonisme (1860s-1910s)
  • Japonisme
  • Japanese Sword Metalworkers
  • Japanese Satsuma Ware
  • Anglo-Japanese Style
  • Silversmith - Gorham M. Co.
  • Silversmith - Komai Otojiro
  • Silversmith - Ozeki Yahei
  • Silversmith - Kiryu Kosho Kaisya
  • Silversmith - Arthur & Bond
  • Silversmith - Kuhn and Komor
  • Silversmith - Others

• Art Nouveau (1890s-1910s)
  • Art Nouveau Style
  • Art Nouveau and Japonisme
  • Naturalistic Sensuous Lines
  • Maker - Emile Gallé
  • Maker - Daum Freres
  • Maker - Erhard & Söhne

Tea as a catalyst for cultural innovation

• Introduction into Europe
• Tea in England

Silver as motivating force of the human society

• History of Goldsmiths' Company in U.K.
• Silver as Element
• History of Silver
• Supply and Demand of Silver
• History of Silver Price