metalsmith

The metalsmith looked at him as if he were crazy.

A smith, or metalsmith, is a person who makes things from metal.

As it happened, there were several metalsmiths among the rebel forces.

His family is said to have taken over a high official's house by claiming to be metalsmiths.

"I'm a metalsmith," she said in a telephone interview last week.

"If you're sure that one will do it," the metalsmith laughed.

They would move on to the glassmakers and the metalsmiths when the grey, cold day came.

Emotionally, she was well suited to live with the shy metalsmith.

They are, as you must realize, the finest metalsmiths in the world."

"What is important, metalsmith, is whether or not you can make it for me."

An ancient Egyptian metalsmith could have found himself short of tin one day and used lead instead to make his bronze.

Weiske then went on to teach and work as a metalsmith for over 23 years.

It had been fashioned long ages ago by a fairy metalsmith.

"Do you think a weaver-woman less hardy than a metalsmith?"

Earl Pardon was another metalsmith who emerged early on in the craft movement.

He is also an educator who has mentored an entire generation of metalsmiths.

From 1949 to 1951 he worked as a welder and metalsmith before studying five years at an agricultural college.

According to mythology, the mountain is named after Culann the metalsmith.

His mother is a metalsmith and a glass artist in Chevy Chase.

It was a helm of ancient design, well crafted by a skilled metalsmith.

The grizzled metalsmith strolled out from the back room, still holding tools.

She is also a former member of the editorial advisory committee of Metalsmith magazine.

The turbaned metalsmith seized the hair of the one they had called Sigmund.

It sounded like an army of metalsmiths working overtime in a distant foundry.

She approached the leading metalsmiths across country to produce a bead especially for the show out of their personal or physical environment."