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| | Coppersmith - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | A coppersmith is also a person who uses copper in an artistic form to make things such as jewellery, plates, jugs, vases, trays, photograph frames, rose bowls, cigarette boxes, and tobacco jars, overmantels, fenders, picture frames, decorative panels, challenge shields, tea and coffee pots, and door furniture, kettles, tea urns and kitchen equipment. |
 | | Coppersmiths have also been called redsmiths because of the color of the metal they worked. |
 | | Coppersmith work started waning in the late 1970s, early 1980s and those in the sheetmetal trade began doing the coppersmiths work, the practises used being similar to those in the plumbing trade. |
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