Did you see Owltech's video?I did lead cupellation many many times and make a lot of calculations then compared results with fire assay and with acids method, lead cupellation method is ok only if you use it with very small materials such as fire assay, so you use electric furnace and cupellation not take long time.
But with large quantities that you use direct or even indirect flame with it and took long time, lead cupellation method will not give you more than 90% of gold and about 80% silver, and am not sure about rest PM's. At least from my experience, but what make me sure about that is that big boys who make cupellation always get values from the powder caught into their filter bags.
He dissolves the values quite fast and complete in molten Lead.
To get the values out he does a hybrid cupeling on a sheet of stainless.
Then he part it in Nitric.
But I think that if you have sufficient material you could use the Parkes process.