Oriental silverwork, Malay and Chinese, with over 250 original illustrations; a handbook for connoisseurs, collectors, students and silversmiths (1910)
etal, the others appear to be of Steel, except No. 12, which seems to be of Iron. Length of No. S: 6gmni. (25I in.) Length of No. 13: 51 mm. (iin.) Bankfield Museum. Part of the Ornamentation of a Brass Cur, showingthe Impression made by the Tools, especially by such asare shown in the L. Wray Set… … by hammering into the intended form, being frequently softened byheating and then quenching in water during the process. The form havingbeen obtained, the patterns are proceeded with. The piece is put on to alump of softened gum-resin, and then with the aid of punches the work isbegun from the…
Silverwork · Art objects, Asian
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