Silverwork and jewelry : a text-book for students and workers in metal (1912)
Wilson, H, Bisei, Unno · New York : D. Appleton · leaf 417
ll and inventiveness ofthe Egyptian workman is shown in everybranch of craft, yet in few are the resultsmore remarkable than in the art of metal-casting in sand. The methods employedare those now universally in use, anddiffer little, if at all (see fig. 220 at thehead of the chapter), from those… … Fig. 236.—Egyptian Inlaid Dagger.From the Museum at Cairo. See also Fig. facing page 4^6.(To face pa?e 401.) of a given pattern are required, the form Egyptianmay be excavated in reverse in slate, and Orientalserpentine, or steatite. In the counter- Methodihalf the channels for the metal and…
Silverwork · Jewelry
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