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Old 23rd February 2014, 09:16 PM   #1
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Heres some more with complex fullering from my collection. They remind me of some Persian blade work. Spiral

WoW...an even better example of the fullering, better than the first one in terms of quality of craftsmanship. Very impressive and certainly does remind one of Persian and Indian work.
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Old 23rd February 2014, 11:54 PM   #2
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Thanks for the comments guys.

Compared to some of the other examples the handle carving and fuller work on mine is quite primitive. The rough finishing makes me doubt the idea of it being set with rubies. It is difficult to photograph, but there does seem to be a reddish residue in the base of some of the carving, perhaps a red resin?

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I was watching the stunning similar Kukri which sold recently, I even whistfully considered the notion of giving up beer for a few months to pay for it (crazy thought), sadly it went for a price too steep for me.

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