 | William Newton, Charles Frederick Partington - 1852 - 556 頁
...hammer and punch, he fills the cavities with small plates of silver, which adhere firmly to the Bidery. It is then polished and stained, as described above....various articles made from it are vases, wash-hand basons and ewers, hookah-bottoms, spittoons, cups and dishes, small boxes, and weights. These are inlaid... | |
 | William Newton - 1852 - 556 頁
...hammer and punch, he fills the cavities with small plates of silver, which adhere firmly to the Bidery. It is then polished and stained, as described above....various articles made from it are vases, wash-hand basons and ewers, hookah-bottoms, spittoons, cups and dishes, small boxes, and weights. These are inlaid... | |
 | Edward Balfour - 1871 - 1170 頁
...hammer and punch, fills the cavaties with small plates of silver, which adhere firmly to the Bedery. It is then polished and stained as described above....as the forms of the vessels. Though usually called Bedery, sometimes Vidry, it is also manufactured at other places. According to Captain Newbold, " The... | |
 | Edward Balfour - 1871 - 1170 頁
...hammer and punch, fills the cavaties with small plates of silver, which adhere firmly to the Bedery. It is then polished and stained as described above....The patterns are usually as much to be admired as ihe forms of the vessels. 'Ihough usually called Bedery, sometimes Vidry, it is also manufactured at... | |
 | Edward Balfour - 1871 - 1174 頁
...adhere firmly to the Bed try. It is then polished and stained as described above. The various nrticles made from it are vases, wash-hand basins, and ewers,...spittoons, cups and dishes, small boxes and weights. These «re inlaid commonly with silver, but sometimes with gold. The patterns are usually as much to be admired... | |
 | Edward Balfour - 1885 - 1302 頁
...hammer and punch fills the cavities with small plates of silver, which adhere firmly to the Bedery. It is then polished and stained, as described above....boxes, and weights. These are inlaid commonly with i-ilver, but sometimes with gold. The patterns are usually as much to be admired as the forms of the... | |
 | 1852 - 960 頁
...hammer and punch fills the cavities with email plates of silver, which adhere firmly to the Bidery. It is then polished and stained as described above....as the forms of the vessels. Though usually called Bidery, sometimes Vidry, it is also manufactured at others places. Specimens have been sent both from... | |
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It is then polished and stained as described above. The various articles made from it are vases, wash-hand basins, and ewers, hookahbottoms, spittoons, cups and dishes, small boxes and weights. These are inlaid commonly with silver, but sometimes with... 