Events Calendar 2011/2012

OCTOBER 4th 2011 Jacks and Spits Fan Museum
This talk discusses the spit-turning mechanisms which became such an important part of European kitchens from Medieval times to the Victorian era.

Speaker: Tony Weston

NOVEMBER 1st 2011 The Great Revolution church
From the first paintings of the Impressionists to the outbreak of war in 1914 fundamental change was forced on the Art Establishment.

Speaker: Brian Dunce

DECEMBER 6th 2011 AGM, Christmas Social & Antiques in the Bathroom church
The Annual General Meeting followed by our Christmas celebration and party!

The feature of the evening is an amusing talk about the development of the bathroom and the extraordinary way designers have furnished them. Plus, the social highlight of the season - Christmas refreshments and a raffle!

JANUARY 10th 2011 Bedrooms, Banquests and Balls eric
This talk looks at the development of the English country house and the people associated with them.

Speaker: John Vigar

FEBRUARY 7th 2012 Wren's London
This talk looks at the range of Wren's work and some of his designs for London that were never implemented.

Speaker: Tony Tucker

MARCH 6th 2012 Antiques to do with Wine
Our speaker has over 45 years experience dealing in fine antiques, specialising in wine-related items including decanters, corkscrews, labels, coasters and much more!

Speaker: Robin Butler

APRIL 3rd 2012 Southwark Cathedral
The oldest cathedral church in London is probably the least well known. This talk covers the architecture, history and personalities associated with Southwark Cathedral

Speaker: John & Jo Brewer

MAY 8th 2012 Antique Jewellery
Our speaker is an associate member of the Gemological Association and the Society of Jewellery Historians specialising in jewels and dressing table items form Vistorian, Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods.

Speaker: Cherry Warren

June 5th 2012 Scottish Colourists
This talk covers the exciting and innovative work of the Scottish Colourists including J D Ferguson, S J Peploe and Leslie Hunter.

Speakers: Alan Hepburn