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Old 14th December 2025, 07:16 PM   #14
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This is what I wanted to know, many thanks for this help! Finally I know how this silver surface has been made.
The pair of pistols is not mine, I own another one
Corado, BEAUTIFUL!

That piece is magnificent!
It is made in boka kotorska same silverwork but that is made for Greece order, that trigger is caracteristic forr greek market, also decoration.
Boka kotorska silversmiths worked for everyone who paid, they were great merchants and silversmiths, worked both for ottomans and christians.

My ancestors are from Montenegro, and Boka are is their garden, so lots of my collection is from there, gathered over from 15 century till 19 century from all turkish armies defeated in Montenegro, and from sales in boka, but i dont have one like that in my collection, im glad that you posted it!
It is amazing, beautiful, and very rare and valuable piece!
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