The Silversmith in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg an Account of His Life & Times & of His Craft

William De Matteo

Published by Colonial Wiliamsburg Foundation, Williamsburg, VA, 1956

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Williamsburg, VA: Colonial Wiliamsburg Foundation. Fine with No dust jacket as issued. 1956. Wrappers. Size: 6 By 9 Inches Pages : 36 with 14 illustrations Condition : A fine original copy. ; Comments : This vintage pamphlet has wonderful illustrations through out. The book was written by William De Matteo A master silversmith in Colonial Williamsburg, His talents were recognized by the American Institute of Architects which awarded him its Gold Medal. In 1975 he was the first American silversmith inducted into the Goldsmiths' Company in London. His company Hand & Hammer Silversmiths, William De Matteo, his son Chip and Phil Thorp, were commissioned to design and make presentation silver for every president since Kennedy; William reproduced the famous Paul Revere lanterns to hang in the Oval Office. Presentation silver has been made for many foreign dignitaries as well. - Hand & Hammer Silversmiths.; Drawings . whbx 1.

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The Silversmith in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg an Account of His Life & Times & of His Craft

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Colonial Wiliamsburg Foundation, Williamsburg, VA

Publication Date

1956

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Paperback

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First Edition.

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Fine

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