Hello Steemians, I will join from today Call me Nobo from Japan どうぞよろしくお願い致します。 Thank you for reading

I mentioned a week ago that I was going to get some bargain silver and now its time to write up on it. I found these which were for sale since September and I guess they didn't sell just because the seller

Information below is from Wallace Silversmith was founded by Robert Wallace. Robert Wallace was born in Prospect, Connecticut on November 13, 1815, he was 8the son of a Scottish immigrant and a renowned

Omar Ramsden was born in Sheffield, England in 1873 Born in Sheffield he then spent some years in America before he was apprenticed to a firm of silversmiths back in Sheffield. In 1890 he attended evening

I decided to try my hand at forming, (hammering metal on a stake to create three dimensional forms). Well....I don’t have a stake but I do have a mini anvil. There were some smashed fingers but I was very

Jeremiah Dummer referred to as America’s first native-born silversmith. He was Born on September 14, 1645 in the city of Boston. Jeremiah apprenticed with John Hull and Robert Sanders, who have our #9

So I issued this challenge found HERE and so far only one has responded.... @dixiesilverminer I want this to challenge all you know about pouring silver, casting with sand/clay, but most importantly I

Challenge #1 from DarkMrMystic So a few days ago I issued a challenge for our master craftsmen and women. The original can be found here: ( It has some simple rules: Mjolnir has to be wearable Mjolnir

Today we are going to share with you a more contemporary Silversmith, actually Stuart Devlin is also a Goldsmith, In 1982, Stuart Devlin was awarded the Royal Warrant of Appointment as Goldsmith and Jeweller

Paul Storr (1771 - 1844) is regarded by many as one of the world's greatest silversmiths Paul was born in Westminster, London in 1771, the son of a skilled silver chaser. According to Wikipedia: Repoussé

America’s Cup Garrards Silversmiths The America’s cup is an ornate sterling silver bottomless ewer crafted in 1848 by Garrard & Co and is the oldest international sporting trophy. This is not one of

Some more tips and tricks and how to make your own tools for the jewellers bench. In some of my other videos you will see the bracelet former in action, thanks for looking. Also show is the same saws as

Showing a few of my jewellers tools and some I made myself from bits N bobs ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

More pieces of jewellery from recycled silverware, here I am making a bracelet or bangle from the lower section of a silver trophy cup. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

The second in a series of silversmithing, here I am making a pendant out of the base section of an old silver cream jug, the snap shot shows the different parts and where they were when it was in a solid

The first in a series of short videos of myself working on my recycled jewellery item, no talking just doing, I will be adding lots more in the future, thanks for looking. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

My next story begins in the summer of 2007, after I past the age of fifty and finding it harder to find permanent employment, mainly due to many of the companies I had worked for locally had either gone

There have been many silversmiths over the course of history, and by far the majority of them are men, We thought it would be fun to tell you a little about some of them The most famous on almost every

History of silversmithing Documented as far back as 301 AD a silversmith is a craftsman that uses silver as his media. The silversmith makes objects such as plates,silverware and jewelry out of sheets

I wrote this in 2002, a friend of mine (nicoli alexander) a silversmith who taught me a lot of stuff, at night after we closed down the booth, (I helped him with his shop selling when he was custom smithing