metalsmith

[ met-l-smith ]

noun

1. a person skilled in making articles of metal.

Word History and Origins

Origin of metalsmith¹

1350–1400; Middle English. See metal, smith

Example Sentences

Carve Your Own Ring Kit Washington artist and metalsmith Cat McCadden’s kit has instructions and tools to design and create a custom sterling silver ring.

From Seattle Times

Navy and worked as a metalsmith, primarily on PBY Catalina seaplanes.

From Los Angeles Times

Brie Flora, 30, a jeweler and metalsmith who came from Boston, is the face of such progressivity.

From New York Times

Trained as a traditional metalsmith in his native Italy, Davide Prete makes small bronzes that are well represented in “Minimal Surfaces,” also at Studio.

From Washington Post

I think back to my own great-grandmother, who enjoyed working with her trusty metalsmith to design rustic versions of all sorts of non-native cookware — doughnut makers and dessert molds and egg poachers — and the evolution of filters from do-it-yourself to commercially produced seems entirely plausible.

From Salon