Sheffield plate, in metalwork, articles made of copper coated with silver by fusion.
About 1742 the Sheffield cutler Thomas Boulsover discovered the process of plating copper with silver by fusion, and the city became the chief production centre for articles made of Sheffield plate.
Karāchi is also an important centre for handicrafts and cottage industries that produce handloomed cloth, lace, carpets, articles made of brass and bell metal (an alloy of copper and tin), pottery, leather goods, and gold and silver embroidery.
They must have no expensive furniture in their homes, no articles made of mahogany or brass, no pictures, no mirrors, carpets or sofas and they must fast two days week.
Toulson agreed with HRMC that the information shared by Hartnett was limited in scope, but said it was not insignificant given the use the newspaper articles made of it.
In the main temple (fo-khang) of Lhasa there is a pre-Buddhist silver jug with a long neck surmounted by a horse's head; and there are textual references to all kinds of articles made of gold: a large golden goose holding seven gallons of wine, a wine vase, a miniature city decorated with gold lions, and golden bowls.
33(2) information inquiries for articles which have a certain probability to contain SVHCs above 0.1%, such as articles made of soft plastic materials, coated water proof or printed textiles, or electronic equipment.
Before the end of the nineteenth century articles made of aluminum were considered luxury goods; however, with reductions in the cost of production, the scope of application was greatly expanded.
Soviet officials even coined the term "jeans crimes" to describe "law violations prompted by a desire to use any means to obtain articles made of denim". .
