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Marks, Montague (Montague Laurence), b. 1847 · London : C.A. Pearson · leaf 112
103 HAMMERED METAL Across the opening a wire must be stretched, blows and a skilful shifting of the vase as the upon which the brush should be wiped after pattern demands, a rough relief will be obtained, each dip, to avoid drips. Now warm the object which, like that gained by the other method, … Fig. 236. — RepoussS Bellows Mount, ready for used with it for that purpose would suffice, Finishing. although a flat, open one, not more than an In cutting out the sheet metal for the mount, there must be margin to allow for the thickness of the wood of the inch deep, would be better. To hold the…
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