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Dorothy Langlands (née Storey) was an English silversmith.
Dorothy was the daughter of Charles Storey of Soho. She married John Langlands II, whose family were the most prominent silversmiths in Newcastle-upon-Tyne . Langlands' husband died in 1804 and after his death, she registered a mark of her own, although the exact date of registration is unknown. Classified as both a goldsmith and a jeweller, she was active until 1814, with an address on Dean Street. She is among the best-known of the silversmiths from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, not least because she was a woman.
A George III tea set crafted by Dorothy Langlands between 1809 and 1812 is in the collection of the National Museum of Women in the Arts.

Dorothy Langlands

Set of George III Antique Silver Hanoverian/Old English Dessert Forks made in c.1805

A rare set of six George III antique Newcastle silver Hanoverian/Old English pattern dessert forks.


A rare set of six George III antique Newcastle silver Hanoverian/Old English pattern dessert forks. The dessert forks

Set of George III Antique Silver Hanoverian/Old English Dessert Forks made in c.1805 - William Walter Antiques

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Date	1805
Made By	Dorothy Langlands
Location	Newcastle
Stock Number	FA252x12

Set of George III Antique Silver Hanoverian/Old English Dessert Forks made in c.1805

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