Disputed attribution

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Anonymous French maker, c. 1695; fraudulent Ruckers rose attributed to the workshop of Antoine Vater, c. 1750; ravalement by Pascal Taskin, 1774

Harpsichord, called the "Ruckers-Taskin"

c. 1695 · Wood case and soundboard

Musical Instruments Museum

James Cox

The Silver Swan

c. 1773 · Chased and repousse silver over an iron and brass...

The Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle, County Durham, England

Venetian manufacture, Murano workshop (traditionally called the Barovier workshop)

Coppa Barovier

c. 1460-1470 · Free-blown blue glass

Museo del Vetro, Murano

Unrecorded English goldsmith (Canterbury or an itinerant craftsman working in southern England)

The Gloucester Candlestick

1107-1113 · Gilt copper alloy

Victoria and Albert Museum, London. On display, Medieval and...

Unrecorded medieval goldsmiths' workshops serving the French crown (pommel, guard and grip); blade replaced and scabbard restored in later centuries

Epee du sacre des rois de France

Composite, 10th to 19th century · Gold with filigree work

Other cases

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