Partridge PairChasing is one of the oldest surviving silversmithing skills still practised today, where the silversmith uses special tools to move the silver, thus creating a 3 dimensional design. This skill is used to craft the Partridge pair, which is magnificently hand chased from beak to tail tip. As some details aren't captured during casting, a hand craftsman hand chases all the details of the feathers to reemphasise them to bring out its life like features.

everyday wear

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curved and contoured with thousands of hammer blows

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To preserve its bright finish

using moulds made from the lost wax process

stamina and intelligence

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In the late 19th century

thus creating a 3-dimensional design

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it is scrupulously quality-controlled before being given an exquisite finish