The Thames and Hudson Manual of Silversmithing Frances Loyen
The Thames and Hudson Manual of Silversmithing Frances Loyen A Book About Jewellery Making, Metal Work Front Cover Used Secondhand Book Nonfiction
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The Thames and Hudson Manual of Silversmithing

Author: Frances Loyen
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Book Title
The Thames and Hudson Manual of Silversmithing
Author
Frances Loyen
Book Condition
GOOD
ISBN
9780500680216
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Thames and Hudson
Year Published
1980
This manual enables the student to master the processes of silversmithing and the practising craftsman to perfect his skills. The book gives advice on how to set up a workshop, what tools to obtain and hints on how to do this economically.  There are practical suggestions on how to correct mistakes and obtain the best results and how to avoid accidents. A chapter on technical drawing describes how to design a piece of silverware, and how to implement the design, aided by diagrams. The working properties of precious metals are explained and the mechanical processes discussed with guidance given as to when to use machinery in preference to working by hand.

This manual enables the student to master the processes of silversmithing and the practising craftsman to perfect his skills.

The book gives advice on how to set up a workshop, what tools to obtain and hints on how to do this economically.  There are practical suggestions on how to correct mistakes and obtain the best results and how to avoid accidents. A chapter on technical drawing describes how to design a piece of silverware, and how to implement the design, aided by diagrams. The working properties of precious metals are explained and the mechanical processes discussed with guidance given as to when to use machinery in preference to working by hand.

This manual enables the student to master the processes of silversmithing and the practising craftsman to perfect his skills.

The book gives advice on how to set up a workshop, what tools to obtain and hints on how to do this economically.  There are practical suggestions on how to correct mistakes and obtain the best results and how to avoid accidents. A chapter on technical drawing describes how to design a piece of silverware, and how to implement the design, aided by diagrams. The working properties of precious metals are explained and the mechanical processes discussed with guidance given as to when to use machinery in preference to working by hand.