67 results for "Silversmithing" between $10.00 and $450.00

Pages: 282, Hardcover, Colonial Society Of Ma (Acc)

Pages: 160, Edition: 1998 revision, Paperback, University of New Mexico Press

Drawing from his extensive experience as a craftsman, Bovin explains contemporary methods of hand-forming silver, copper and related metals into useful and decorative objects. The book contains information on tools and equipment, metalworking techniques, forming techniques, decorative processes and more. Includes hundreds of black-and-white photos and sketches – many of which are of the author’s own finished pieces. Softcover, 176 pages.

Expert jeweler and silversmith, Elizabeth Bone, offers a comprehensive guide to techniques, surface treatments, and innovations specifically designed for all jewelry makers working in silver. You will learn basic skills and specialized techniques, including filigree, chasing, annealing, engraving, etching, casting, and more. With over 20 years of metal jewelry making experience, Elizabeth bridges the gap between traditional and contemporary skills, offering the best of both worlds. Inside every section...

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The second and third weeks will be spent creating the “spinner’ ring”. This is a inch wide silver band with rings on the inside that move. They are held in place by flanging both the top and bottom. There are many variations of this ring so use your creativity to design your own. These projects have been developed to give you the skills to go onto create more intricate projects with confidence.

"We owe something more than prayers": Elizabeth Porter Phelps's Gift of Church Silver and Her Quest for Christian Fellowship, by Karen Parsons

Murray Bovin. Written for all who do metalsmithing ... professional craftsmen, tradesmen, apprentices and beginners. Contains the latest techniques, practical ideas and includes chapters on art metal work. Instructions are clear, easy to follow and are supported by over 300 illustrations. 184 pages soft cover.

Expert jeweler and silversmith Elizabeth Bone offers a comprehensive guide to techniques, surface treatments, and innovations specifically designed for jewelry makers working in silver. Unlike other silversmithing and jewelry-making guides, Silversmithing for Jewelry Makers caters exclusively to the needs and interests of silver jewelry artisans. You will learn basic skills and specialized techniques, including filigree, chasing, annealing, engraving, etching, casting, and more. With about twenty...

This dining ware is sized for small hands, yet is very substantial material. The bowls, or porringers, weigh almost a pound; I used a special technique to form each one from a single sheet of sterling silver. There are no soldered joints on the porringers; the handles are part of the original material. These come with either one or two handles. Diameter of serving bowls: about 5 inches. The handles are a good size for little hands and are lightened by pierced...

Finegold & Seitz - Dedicated to preserving the art of silversmithing, this instructional book explains the processes of smithing with illustrations, step-by-step photographs and drawings. 460 pp.

An excellent instructional manual that enables you to translate your jewelry designs into metal by raising, sinking, forging, stretching, fabricating or casting. Contains more than 700 photos and drawings. BK8470 (Hardcover – 460 pages) $39.50

Tools and equipment. The Metals. Metal working techniques. Forming techniques. Plate and tray construction. Box construction. Spoons pictures frames, spouts. Decorative process. Silversmithing and art metal projects and more.

Create jewelry designed from silver and other metals with inset stone to make four different pieces. Learn the basic skills of sawing, filing, soldering, forging, as well as stone, bead and pearl setting. Continuing class builds on skills acquired in basic class. Both classes may be taken concurrently.

Create jewelry designed from silver and other metals with inset stone to make four different pieces. Learn the basic skills of sawing, filing, soldering, forging, as well as stone, bead and pearl setting. Continuing class builds on skills acquired in basic class. Both classes may be taken concurrently.

Pages: 479, Hardcover, Univ of Western Australia Pr

Goldsmithing and Silversmithing University is unlike anything you've seen before - it's a complete program of DVDs from the most talented artists and craftsmen in the field. We ship you 3 DVDs per month - keep them as long as you want, with no late charges! When you're ready for more, mail those DVDs back to us, and we'll send you the next 3 DVDs. With exciting, informative, well shot videos from names like Alan Revere, Ronda Coryell, Linda Bernstein, Spider, Harold O'Connor, and Sharilyn Miller...

Silversmithing in the American Colonies began in Boston sometime between 1635 and 1640. Curiously, because British America produced virtually no precious metals, including silver, craftsmen of the era were obliged to melt down and refine coins and other ready sources of metal. These sources, questionable in purity, were refined to an acceptable standard. But because English standards for Sterling Silver -- that is, an alloy consisting of 92.5 per cent pure silver and 7.5 per cent copper to harden...