Meanings of tinplate worker in English

The name rang in her ears as, heavy-hearted, she entered the tinsmith's.

The agreement of a tinsmith never again to work at his trade.

Arbeely-thetinsmith I told you about-hetells me I must be cautious.

I live on Washington Street, west of here, near a tinsmith's shop.

I'm taking it for granted that Jack Lamont is your electrical tinsmith.

Any tinner can make one in a few minutes, at a trifling cost.

He was a tinner by trade, and carried on a large manufacturing establishment.

He turned again to the tinner and said with condescending grimness: I shall take your arm.

He found the young tinner up there, alone and brooding, and entered into conversation with him.

Then he sent me to the tinner's to see if the tin was ready at last.

This is the sole surviving "touch" or mark of an American pewterer of the 17th century.

Mr. Burgham, the pewterer, is credulous, and, from some whimsical caprice in his nature, is attached to heraldic honours.

There is a pewterer, one Cleeve, who some time ago gave one thousand pounds for four very small Dutch pictures.

One of these, "The Tournament," described a joust in which figured one Sir Johan de Berghamme, a presumable ancestor of the gratified pewterer.

Going home, called at my Lord's for Mr. Sheply, but found him at the Lion with a pewterer, that he had bought pewter to-day of.

A whitesmith specializing in acid etching.

White: Cheshire Lass, White Lion, Whitesmith, White Honey.

The three kinds which appear best adapted to our climate are Crown Bob, Roaring Lion, and Whitesmith.

On the street of the whitesmiths in the Gadrobi district, Barathol Mekhar inspected his latest consignment of iron ore.

The whole colony did not contain as many masons, carpenters, glaziers, painters, black and whitesmiths, and other mechanics, as I should have required.