
A Treasure of Time Honored Techniques On Making Jewelry!
Hand-Wrought Jewelry While the general fad for anything and everything handmade, no matter how crude, has been tempered with better judgment, there still remains a strong, rapidly, increasing and discriminating demand for well-designed, well-made, tasteful hand-wrought jewelry.
was created by authors
who lived what they taught.
From the Introductory:
The Authors:
Samuel Jesse Vaughn was the Head of the Manual Arts Department at Illinois State in DeKalb, Illinois in 1916. This school became Northern Illinois University which still teaches jewelry making within the Art Department.
Henry Richard Sorensen, a former Kalo silversmith, was proprietor of The Orno Shop in DeKalb. This shop is no longer in operation. There is limited knowledge about the shop but any pieces from there are considered rare.
Though the designs in this book aren't stictly Victorian, the methods are esentially the same. When you read this book, you get a glimpse of how the masters create their beautiful works.
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