workmanship

In the midst of them all, a group of splendid Toledo swords, beautiful in design and workmanship, were suspended.

Such bits of jewelry as have been discovered—necklaces, bracelets, and rings, give evidence of a high degree of workmanship.

Beyond doubt it was of Ancient Egyptian workmanship and probably a genuine Bubastite votive offering.

The cause of explosion was bad construction and workmanship, and tube too weak for pressure.

His design always answers to the workmanship; his touch is light, his colouring very strong, only partaking too much of the green.

The workmanship of the "spruce-trees with wreaths of roses twin'd" was specially marvellous.

I have italicised this final promise of blessedness, given by the noble Spirit of Workmanship.

The charge for flagging round the pump, for "logs, stone and workmanship," was £5 2s.

They are remarkable both for their beauty and their excellence of workmanship.

His art was so perfect that it concealed itself, and its product looked like the workmanship of nature.