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Encyclopedia > Metalwork

Metalworking is the craft and practice of working with metals to create parts or structures. It requires skill and the use of many different types of tools, including:


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Vintage Metalwork, Inc. historical restoration custom metal Delaware (0 words)
We use traditional metalworking means such as flsmithing as well as the latest in metalworking technology.
In both our metalworking and cleaning and refinishing shops we offer solutions to those faced with what to do with existing metalwork regardless of its condition.
When metalwork is too deteriorated to fully restore, we can reproduce original parts or reconstruct missing elements in our metalworking shop.
Fountains of Light: Islamic Metalwork from the Nuhad Es-Said Collection (325 words)
Fountains of Light: Islamic Metalwork from the Nuhad Es-Said Collection, the first exhibition of this superb group of objects in the United States, provides an in-depth view of the history of inlaid metalwork from its inception in Iran and present-day Afghanistan and Uzbekistan to its later development in Syria, Egypt, Iraq, and Anatolia (present-day Turkey).
In the late tenth century, metalworkers in eastern Iran began to manufacture brass and bronze objects inlaid with designs in gold, silver, and copper.
This technique allowed metalworkers to "paint" their vessels with scenes of hunting and feasting—associated with courtly life—astrological signs, and bold calligraphic dedications to rulers.
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