Silversmith of Williamsburg [the extraordinary work ofa skilled craftsman]
Documents the handcrafting of a 1765 coffee pot from a crucible of scrap silver to the fashioning of the product by master silversmith William de Matteo. Discusses methods employed, the properties of silver, and the evolution of design.
"Documents the handcrafting of a 1765 coffee pot from a crucible of scrap silver to the fashioning of the product by master silversmith William de Matteo. Discusses methods employed, the properties of silver, and the evolution of design."
"Documents the handcrafting of a 1765 coffee pot from a crucible of scrap silver to the fashioning of the product by master silversmith William de Matteo. Discusses methods employed, the properties of silver, and the evolution of design."@en
"Colonial clothing, 1760-1770: Focuses on clothing as it was worn by Virginians and most of the colonists in the 18th century. Shows an upper-class couple as they rise in the morning and dress for the day."
"Triangle and anchor: Traces the history of porcelain from China in the 9th century to Chelsea, England in the mid-eighteenth century. Discusses the various factory marks used on Chelsea porcelain and shows the development from simple white tableware to elaborately colored and gilded dishes and figurines."
"Silversmith of Williamsburg: Documents the handcrafting of a 1765 coffee pot from a crucible of scrap silver to the fashioning of the product by master silversmith William de Matteo. Discusses methods employed, the properties of silver, and the evolution of design."
"Docu-drama about the life of a colonial craftsman. Shows the art and science of silversmithing at every stage, from the adaptation of English designs to the finished coffee pot worth hundreds of dollars."@en
"In his Williamsburg shop, present-day master silversmith William de Matteo and his journeyman fashion two pieces using ancient tools and methods. Re-enacts every major step in the hand crafting of silver."
"Documents the handcrafting of a 1765 coffee pot from a crucible of scrap silver to the fashioning of the product by master silversmith William de Matteo. Discusses methods employed, the properties of silver, and the evolution of design."@en
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