Silver Soldered

The table clock was made using the casting technique, assembling and soldering numerous small silver pieces that characterize its structure.

The woven and soldered silver wire is incredibly delicate work. It is formed in five graduated panels in each wing.

The law on precious metals requires that silver solders must always contain silver in the alloy, to prohibit "tinning" or other non-precious metal alloys.

Domino game in sterling Silver with the original plexiglass case. The tiles are sterling silver and were made completely by hand with soldered silver sheets. 28 pieces that perfectly...

The definitive patents for applying sterling silver to bronze without solder was granted August 27, 1912.

Marked: "Bezalel Yerushalem" (with soldered silver thread, on base of stem). A tower-shaped container, ornamented with silver threads and small balls.

All flowers and leaves are soldered together with silver. Silver-tipped bulbs magically reflect back onto the brass foliage - thus creating a glamorous mood.

All flowers and leaves are soldered together with silver. Silver-tipped bulbs magically reflect back onto the brass foliage - thus creating a glamorous mood.

All flowers and leaves are soldered together with silver. Silver-tipped bulbs magically reflect back onto the brass foliage - thus creating a glamorous mood.

Made in solid brass and soldered with silver these organic sculptures appear to grow out of the wall.

Made in solid brass and soldered with silver these organic sculptures appear to grow out of the wall.

Made in solid brass and soldered with silver these organic sculptures appear to grow out of the wall.

The present ‘bridal crown’ consists of a sheet silver that has been cut and punched. It shows on the front side a variegated, lavish decoration made of soldered silver wire, granulat...

Made in solid brass and soldered with silver, each piece is unique and individually handcrafted.

Ready to hang, hand made, silvered metal nails with soldered gold joints, in the style of Curtis Jere.

The decoration is formed by first adding compartments (cloisons in French) to the metal object by soldering or affixing silver or gold as wires or thin strips placed on their edges.