British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction
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1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Stamping
Adult Caucasian hand places silver tea kettle upside down on a stand; gently hammers a stamper into the bottom of the kettle, giving the tea kettle a hallmark. Hallmark symbols on silver. Machine stamping strip of silver held in place by pair of hands. Adult Caucasian man stamping hallmark. Hands moving silver links through machine that adds hallmark.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Hallmark Symbols
Hallmark symbols etched into silver, representing grade of silver, the town of marking, date, maker's name. Silver flower petal; hand using tools to dent stem in BG. Silver piece being crushed.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Silversmith
Jocelyn Burton in her workshop; brick fireplace in BG. Burton mixing in ingredients, creating plaster, and pouring plaster into mold. Close-up of her face.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Silver Designs and Quality
Pan over variations of chalice designs; Jocelyn Burton drawing a detailed chalice design. Zoom in on ornate silver chalice. Zoom out and in on different ornate silver chalice and cup, spinning.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Silver Dish and Pitcher
Slow pan up from ornate silver dish to ornate silver serving pitcher, spinning on display; statuette of male soldier with spear and shield on top.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Class on Silver Design
Elderly adult British male teaching a class of young adult British females, using a bowl to explain metal design; face of a young adult British female watching. Teacher explaining how to shape silver.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Shaping Metal
Close-up of metal cup lid, pressed against round metal bar, being shaped by hammer; zoom out to a class of young adult British women all hammering on metal cups. Hammering cup lip.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Fire Gilding
Young adult British female using a torch to heat gilded metal; pan over two other women using the same method to heat gilded metal, each within their own compartment.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Silver Wedding Anniversary Designs
Stuart (Stewart) Devlin creating, editing design for the silver wedding anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II. Adult British male sanding the bottom edges of silver half-spheres; zoom in on sphere.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Silversmith Business
Zoom out from behind an adult British female working on a piece of jewelry to a room of adult British men and women at their work stations. Stuart (Stewart) Devlin speaks about silversmith profession.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Silver Products
Silver half-spheres. Silver chalices and pitcher. Silver candle holders. Stuart (Stewart) Devlin speaking about silversmith profession. Caucasian hand adding silver chalice to table two chalices on it.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Shaping Cutlery
VS of an adult British male shaping cutlery with hammer and anvil.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Shaping Metal
Adult British male shaping a spoon with hammer, mold, and an object placed on top of the spoon; zoom in on spoon. Zoom out from machine that appears to be grinding metal; male looking into machine.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Gerald Benney
Stuart Devlin crediting Gerald Benney. Benney walking dog across lawn toward a large house in BG. Living room; Benney enters room, sits on a couch. Benney speaking; narrator (VO) speaks on techniques.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Enameling Technique
Gerald Benney speaking to camera about different techniques he's used with enameling. Chalices, cups, and containers on display.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Matte Hammered Texture
Zoom in pan over patterned containers, chalice and spoon, cups with matte hammered texture.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Workshop
Two adult British men working in workshop. Man adds powder from jar to bowl, then adds water to bowl, mixing then pouring mixture into smaller bowl.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Product Appeal
Two adult British men working in workshop, applying enamel to cups. Cup with enamel placed into kiln. Gerald Benney says products must appear appealing. Variety of cups and chalices on display.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Students
VS of young adult British women working with gilded metal, shaping it with hammers.
1970s - British Silver: Hallmark of Distinction - Silver Designs
VS spinning displays of ornate glassware, platter, sculpture, and chalice; ending with hallmark stamp on silver.