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Silverwork and jewelry : a text-book for students and workers in metal (1912)

Wilson, H, Bisei, Unno · New York : D. Appleton · leaf 226

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in as thin paper,can be peeled off. The enamel may thenbe polished as before described. If theopenings in the network are small enough,/. e. about |-th of an inch across, theabove methods can be dispensed with.Hold the network panel upright, and fillin the spaces with enamel mixed with avery little… … and not taken away from the heat too Enamelsuddenly, or the enamels may crack away Wor^from the cloisons and the effect spoilt.A panel like fig. 138 would look wellin a skeleton setting, and would do eitherfor a brooch or a pendant for a nc :klace.Another way is to cut out the spaceswith a…

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