Metal Work Gallery
アンドレ・エデュアー
dice chest
littlemisssunshine
guitar plush
onthestair
Carl Auböck, Scotch Terrier sculpture, 1928-30. Brass. Vienna. An early work of Auböck in Art Deco S
Space dog, 1950s. Made by Yoshiya, Japan. V&A
Prayer Book in pea-pod style, 1623. Gold with enamel and emeralds. Unknown artist. France. Via V&
Wire Ring //HandmadeWithKindness
Tea Strainer //NevaStarr
Michael Butterfield, set of drawing Instruments with leather case, ca. 1700. Engraved silver. Via Ku
Carolus Graf & Michael Kauffer, calendar disc, 1685. Made in Augsburg Germany. Landesmuseum Wuer
The Gunstocks of Lance LarsonAlso does pistol grips, knives, metal work, glassware, and general wood
cair–paravel:Arts and Crafts necklace by William Pick of the Dryad Metal Works, Leicester, 191
DEREK RIGGS1958-Country of Origin: EnglandTraining: Self-taughtNotable Works: Album artist for Iron
Fiskars, Tailor’s scissors 1880. Two centuries of cutting edge products. And the first scissor
Josef Hoffmann bottle stoppers
mini-girlz:Lorestan bronze, fibula showing a woman giving birth between 2 antelopes, ornamented with
AEG Toaster, produced with different cutouts and platings from the 1920s to the 1950s. Design attrib
Georgius Hartmann, Astrolabe, 1548. Nuremberg. Replica. National Maritime Museum, Greenwich
Marianne Brandt, napkin holder, 1930-32. Ruppelwerke, Germany. Via Wright.
Johann Jacob Sauter, calculating machine, 1796. Brass, steel, wood. Including a handwritten manual i
Ogun, orisha of iron, metal works and roads, photo by Tiago Sant´anna.
rubberdollemmalee:Imagine your husband goes to work and leave you for the day like this. 2 metal dil
lesstalkmoreillustration:Handmade Sterling Silver And Solid 14K Yellow Gold Snake Skull Ring By Gran
ancientpeoples:Metal plague of a stag 7.6 cm high, 9.5 cm wide (3 x 3 ¾ inch.)Kazakhstan, 6th - 5th
mysleepykisser-with-feelings-hid:#Jane Short’s Cream Jug. #Silversmith #Metal Works
Wilhelm Kienzle, Cactus watering can, 1935. Made by Mewa, Switzerland. Source
Curt Fischer, bauhaus scissor lamp, Scherenlampe, late 1920s. Iron, aluminium, bakelite. Bauhauswerk
Prev
Next