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The fusion of engraving and enamel: Guilloche enamel decoration
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Antique metal crafts feature a wide variety of intricate and beautiful decorative techniques that are sure to catch your eye.
One of these, "Guilloché Enamel," is a decorative technique that combines the precise "guilloché engraving" on metal with vitreous "enamel decoration."
In this article, we will explain the characteristics, manufacturing process, and appeal of "Guilloche enamel."
The fusion of engraving and enamel: Guilloche enamel decoration
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The Black Contrast that Embellishes Silver Products: The Charm of Niello Inlay
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There are various decorative techniques used in antique silverware, including one called "niello inlay."
"Niello" is a Latin word meaning "black," and it is a decorative technique that creates a beautiful contrast between silver and black.
In this article, we will explain in detail about "Niello inlay," including its appeal, techniques, and history.
The Black Contrast that Embellishes Silver Products: The Charm of Niello Inlay
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British antique silver plating
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Today, electroplating is the mainstream, so it feels somewhat new and unrelated to antiques, but it has a long history and there are many "plated" products among antiques.
British antique silver plating
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antique silver decoration techniques
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One of the great attractions of antique silver is the elaborate and elegant decoration by silversmiths.
Most of the decorations on industrial products today are made by machines, but most of the decorations in those days were done by hand using tools such as chisels and hammers.
antique silver decoration techniques
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