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#122 |
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Athena, symbol of revolutionary Greece.
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#123 |
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#124 |
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I have two large Moroccan powder flasks in my collection. One is covered in scrimshawed camel bone and has engraved silver escutcheons containing coral and turquoise stones. The fill spout is camel bone. The second powder flask is covered in engraved silver with flower shaped escutcheons containing coral stones. The entire surface also contains silver rivets, and the fill spout is also camel bone. The workmanship on both flasks is very fine. Can you fellow collectors give me your opinions/any info on these flasks? Thank you!
Last edited by Ian; 30th July 2022 at 07:02 AM. Reason: We don't permit discussion of valuations here. Can be discussed via PM or email |
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#125 |
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newyorkcobra,
Welcome to the forum. Pictures would help get detailed information. |
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#126 |
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Just picked these up in Turkey a couple days ago
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#127 |
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And while on a day trip in Tbilisi
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#128 |
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Its a lime pot ,used with betel nut a mild narcotic stimulant, not a powder flask
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#129 |
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#130 |
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I think it relates to post #119 above.
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