The wireworks was built in 1603 by Thomas Steere and others, who seduced workmen from the Tintern wireworks of the Company of Mineral and Battery Works.
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The wireworks was built in 1603 by Thomas Steere and others, who seduced workmen from the Tintern wireworks of the Company of Mineral and Battery Works.
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Subsequent productions feature different designs for Ariel and the merfolk; the Dutch and Japanese productions use wirework and aerial stunts to create the illusion of underwater swimming.
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Like all the airborne scenes, this one was accomplished by suspending actors in harnesses from wires, a technique, borrowed from the circus, called wirework or wire fu.
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The railway attracted industry, and 1862 Henry Hughes of Tintern opened a wireworks next to the railway, becoming the village's major employer and attracting many new workers.
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Small grains or beads of the same metals are often set in the eyes of volutes, on the junctions, or at intervals at which they will set off the wirework effectively.
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Brooke, Mynne, and Hackett were also farmers of the Company of Mineral and Battery Works wireworks at Tintern from ( or by ) 1627, Hackett having been farmer since 1613.
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Osmond iron was made at Pontypool in the 18th century to supply wireworks there, and one of the forges there was still called the'Osborn Forge'in the 19th century.
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Wirework baskets cost anywhere from $ 12 for a small soap container to $ 250 or more for a large basket, depenD, antiques shops or shops that specialize in French country wares.
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In the 1970s Oakhurst House was converted into flats; however, with the bankruptcy of the wireworks and the deteriorating condition of the building, the flats were abandoned in the late 1970s.
