nice to see this David, Barbara will be chuffed as she is deep into tinsmith land of late: http://www.co-opones.to/male/viewer/images/Bh-Tinpatterns-B.jpg http://www.co-opones.to/male/viewer/images/Bh-tinware-real.jpg http://viewersite.wordpress.com/2010/05/14/more-on-barbaras-researching-the-colonial-tin-trail-a-visit-to-betty-gillespie/ cheers from mal E (+Bh
Fabulous, David! Such a contrast to the Chinese Vuvuzela factory shown on TV recently, popping out those nasty horns for mass distribution around the world. Craftspeople....don't give up! Don't ever give up! Robyn
nice to see this David, Barbara will be chuffed as she is deep into tinsmith land of late:
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http://www.co-opones.to/male/viewer/images/Bh-tinware-real.jpg
http://viewersite.wordpress.com/2010/05/14/more-on-barbaras-researching-the-colonial-tin-trail-a-visit-to-betty-gillespie/
cheers from mal E (+Bh
What a gem!!!!
ReplyDeletewhat an amazing video!! thank you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous, David! Such a contrast to the Chinese Vuvuzela factory shown on TV recently, popping out those nasty horns for mass distribution around the world. Craftspeople....don't give up! Don't ever give up!
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I am wondering what was used to burnish the horn? Pumice? Rotten stone?
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