silverwork

[sil-ver-wurk]

noun

1. fine or decorative work executed in silver.

Word History and Origins

Origin of silverwork¹

First recorded in 1525–35; silver + work

Example Sentences

The pueblo, ten miles north of Santa Fe and one of 19 in New Mexico, is home to many artists making pottery, paintings, silverwork and traditional clothing.

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Over the years, Monir became an avid collector of fine silverwork and folk art from across Iran, buying 1,600 paintings on glass from artists across the Gulf.

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He concentrated so much on his experiments in silverwork that he scarcely left the laboratory to eat.

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But even this greatest Christian spot in Granada, with its lacy filigree style known as Plateresque for the influence of Moorish silverwork, shines with the artistic legacy of the Moors.

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But a closer look at the silverwork on the knife’s scabbard gives a tantalizing sign of its true significance.

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