If Paul Revere, the legendary silversmith and revolutionary patriot, were to time travel to the year 2017, almost everything would look wildly futuristic to his colonial sensibilities. But there is a place where he might feel right at home: in a tucked-away basement in Amesbury that holds one of the North Shore’s best-kept secrets, Old Newbury Crafters, which makes hand-forged sterling silver flatware using many of the same tools and techniques that existed in silversmith shops in the 1700s. It’s a place where slender sterling silver bars become nearly any piece of flatware you can imagine, from soup spoons to marrow spo
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