Noun:

पक्कड, अधिक,

japanner's Usage Examples:

Thomas Johnston (1708–1767) was an American engraver, japanner, and heraldic painter of Colonial Boston.

Henry Room was born in Newhall Street, the son of John Room, a japanner, and studied at Joseph Barber"s drawing school on Great Charles Street.

[liquids] which are classed as petroleum spirit (known as gasoline, benzine, benzoline, naphtha, japanners" spirit, "c.

and Baptized in London, England in 1819, his father being a furniture japanner from Bath.

At the age of 15 Bisset obtained an apprenticeship with a Birmingham japanner, and by 1785 was listed in a local trade directory as a painter of miniatures.

He began working at the age of twelve in Weller"s leather grindery in Rundle Street, then six months later began as a japanner at A.

, tinsmiths and japanners, at the Jeddo Works of Wolverhampton as a japanner (metal lacquerer).

Being a son of a japanner, he received.

and japanners, at the Jeddo Works of Wolverhampton as a japanner (metal lacquerer).

Johnston was born in Boston, Massachusetts, one of the four sons of the japanner Thomas Johnston and his wife, Rachel Thwing.

Weller"s leather grindery in Rundle Street, then six months later began as a japanner at A.

Bromley migrated to Victoria, where he lived in Carlton and worked as a japanner for the tin-making firm of Hughes " Harvey.

local japanner, and, from 1780–1802, a partner of the Barney " Ryton, japanners.