Silverwork and jewelry : a text-book for students and workers in metal (1912)
Wilson, H, Bisei, Unno · New York : D. Appleton · leaf 408
Fig. 224. chasing, with tools in all essentials thesame as those employed to-day, but madeof bronze. A reference to fig. 225 shows that the artof incrustation or inlay was also one ofthose practiced, if not invented, by theEgyptian craftsmen. The methods, even 394 … Fig. 225.—Bronze Hawk inlaid with Gold.From the Museum at Cairo. (To face page 3Q4.) in those early times, were those everywhere Egyptianin use at the present time in the East, and Orientaland have been fully described in the Methodschapter on Japanese inlay. A few interesting details of the pro-
Silverwork · Jewelry
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