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Comprehensive history of English brassmaking from the seventeenth to eighteenth centuries for deep historical context
Illustrated with detailed photographs showcasing a wide range of brassware applications
Focus on specialist craftsmen such as founders and braziers for unique insights
Covers the peak of brass use in the Victorian period, enriching understanding of historical craftsmanship
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David J.Eveleigh. A5, 32pp. The history of the rise of English brassmaking, together with the role of the specialist craftsmen – founders and braziers chiefly – who produced most finished brassware is described and illustrated here with many photographs of the wide range of uses applied to this metal, eg, kettles, candlesticks, door knock
Format
Paperback
Page Count
32
Language
English
Dimensions
A5
Illustrations
numerous photographs
Coverage
Seventeenth to eighteenth centuries, Victorian period
