copperwork

(ˈkɒpəˌwɜːk)

a place where copper is worked

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With a mix of traditional wood-panelling and copperwork inside, the pub sticks to its theme with plenty of goat artwork on the walls.

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As an example, Alan recalled getting an award at college for the best sheet lead and copperwork but found the first time he had to work on his own for real it was quite a different experience.

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Copperwork: Copper by Joel, Natchez, 601/445-8745, www.copperbyjoel.com.

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The Easter fair will be staged on Friday and Saturday, April 1 and 2 between 10am and 4pm and admission is free There will be a variety of crafts on display including kiln-fired enamel and copperwork, handmade crafts and greetings cards, floral arrangements, locally made cakes and much more.

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British Museum Tours offer a 'historical journey' in May to Bulgaria which includes finds of gold and copperwork from Varna, richly furnished Thracian tombs, one of the best-preserved Roman sites in Europe at Plodvic, Greek coastal colonies, medieval fortifications and Byzantine churches (one week from May 7th, 898 [pounds]).