Silverwork and jewelry : a text-book for students and workers in metal (1912)
Wilson, H, Bisei, Unno · New York : D. Appleton · leaf 411
Fig. 227. Fig. 228. reverse way. This done, you have insteadof a line a channel with a swallow-tailsection (fig. 227). The edges of the resulting burr raisedon each side of the channel are then cut 395 Egyptian into teeth with the same chisel held aslantad Omental (ng# 228), and the wire, carefully… … Fig. 229. 229 and 230). Grains or dots are insertedby the following method. Take a graver(whetted but not set) and make, at thepoint to be decorated by the dot, a quad-rangular cavity by holding the graverslantwise and driving it sharply downwardfour times (see fig. 231), each cut making
Silverwork · Jewelry
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