silversmith

Converse of object

• practice: Chris Knight: Practicing silversmith and lecturer at Liverpool Hope University.
• work: Hatfield had served his time as a working silversmith, but afterward enlisted in the fifteenth Light Dragoons.

Preposition: at

• work: Following that, watch Sami silversmiths at work, fashioning delicate items of jewelry and other handicrafts.

Converse of subject

• make: This cross was bought in Bosnia in 1906, where it had been made by a Catholic silversmith.
• craft: Crafted by the notable silversmith George Angell, the cup is clearly hallmarked for London 1870.

Adjective modifier

• renowned: Synopsis Agnes Meadowes is cook to the Blanchards of Foster Lane, the renowned silversmiths.
• British: The Silver Trust is a registered charity and relies on donations to continue its work in promoting the art of British silversmiths.
• great: His son Jeremiah was one of America's greatest silversmiths.
• contemporary: Another interesting display here is the Rabinovitch collection of silver slices which demonstrates the skill and diversity of contemporary silversmiths.
• talented: Steve is also a talented silversmith and a Project Worker for MIND.
• local: He cut it up and later offered 169 pieces of it to a local silversmith, Robert Williams.

Noun used with modifier

• designer: Victoria Kershaw, ' Chocolate pot ' I've been self-employed as a designer silversmith since September 1999.
• master: The original was created in the 1700s at the request of Henry Jerningham, a banker and master silversmith.

Possessives

• work: In its highest and most costly form goldsmiths ' and silversmiths ' work is largely carried on in Middlesex by firms of high standing.