silver - Linton, James & Jamie
Linton Silver. The Linton's silver workshop in Perth was established early in the 20th century by James Walter Robert Linton. Born in Britain James Walter Robert Linton, was a trained painter and teacher of art, whose father was a practitioner and advocate for watercolour painting. James Walter Robert Linton came to Australia in 1896 to follow up an investment his father had made, and ending up staying. He taught art in Perth and returned to England in 1907-08 to study metalwork. On his return to Perth he went into partnership with another silversmith, Arthur Cross. On Cross' death in 1917, he was joined in the business by his son Jamie, who took over the running of the workshop. James Alexander Barrow Linton was born in Perth in 1904. Known as Jamie, he studied at the Perth Technical College and by 1921 was his fathers assistant in his silver smithing activities. He left Perth in 1926 to study in London and Paris. He returned to Perth in 1927 and worked with his father, eventually taking over the business and continuing the tradition of silver smithing. He died in 1980.
18 item(s) found:
I) West Australian sterling silver ladle by JAL Linton Perth,. Length 12.2 cm ii) Australian sterling silver Christening mug by Hardy Brothers, c.1930 signed with silver marks. Height 7 cm (total weight 115gm)
Six West Australian Linton Arts & Crafts style sterling silver coffee spoons signed JAL with Gumnut mark. Length 8.5 cm (weight 44 grams)
Six West Australian Linton sterling silver spoons signed JAL with Gumnut mark various arts and crafts designs, including lake Karrinyup golf club. Length 8.5 cm and 11 cm (weight 56 grams)
A set of six J.A. Linton (active 1921 - 1976) sterling silver teaspoons, in the Arts & Crafts style, marked, 'JAL St. Silver' and with the gumnut monogram
A set of six J.A. Linton sterling silver teaspoons, Arts & Crafts style, wildflower handle.
A set of six silver coffee spoons by Jm, in the style of J. A. B. Linton, each with finials of various flora and fauna, marked 'Jm' with a star (6)
Set JAL Linton sterling silver Arts & Crafts, jam spoon and butter knife, mid 20th century, gumnuts decorated handles length 13.5 cm and 12.6 cm
Set of six, JAL Linton sterling silver arts and, crafts, Wildflower coffee spoons, mid 20th century length 8.5 cm
A set of six Ja Linton Arts & Crafts style sterling silver coffee spoons
Four J. A. Linton Arts & Crafts style sterling silver items with wildflower design handles. includes: a medium size serving spoon - two smaller serving spoons - a butter knife
A set of six J. A. Linton Arts & Crafts style sterling silver tea spoons with wildflower design handles
A set of twelve J. A. Linton Arts & Crafts style sterling silver coffee spoons with wildflower design handles
A set of 3 tea spoons and 3 small forks in sterling silver by J. A. Linton in the Arts & Crafts style with ?Wildflower' handles.
A set of 5 Linton sterling silver tea spoons with rosette handles, each signed with the gumnut motif and 'St. Silver', very likely by J.W.R. Linton
A J.A. Linton (active 1921 - 1976) sterling silver serving spoon marked 'JAL St. Silver' and with gumnut monogram
Jwr Linton, Preserves spoon, finial in the form of loops and balls to fig shaped bowl. marked with gumnut and St silver in square cartouche. Boxed for, the Linton Institute of Art 23 King St Perth
Four sterling silver serving items by Jamie Linton (active 1921 - 1976) Consisting of, two serving spoons, one small ladle and a butter knife in the Arts & Crafts style. All marked 'JAL St. Silver' and with a gumnut motif.…
A set of 8 sterling silver teaspoons by Jamie Linton (active 1921 - 1976) in the Arts & Crafts style, marked 'JAL St. Silver' and with a gumnut motif