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

About this book

In the bustling heart of Colonial America, the art of silversmithing flourished, reflecting both craftsmanship and societal values. "The Silversmith in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg: An Account of His Life & Times, & of His Craft" by Thomas K. Ford delves into the intricate world of artisans who shaped the cultural landscape of their time. This compelling narrative explores the significance of craftsmanship and the role of silversmiths in establishing community identity, highlighting unique practices and tools that defined their trade. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, this work offers a rich tapestry of historical context, revealing how these artisans contributed to the emerging American ethos. Discover the legacy of creativity and commerce that still resonates today.

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