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This is often sheet silver applied over a solid core .
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Indeed it would appear so, Rick; looking at it, a pair of seams are quite clearly visible. The sheet cannot be more than one or perhaps two millimetres in thickness, yet is extraordinarily finely worked. Quite marvellous!
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Often thin sheet silver is needed to do repousse work. Pictures would b helpful.
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Yes, these kerisses ....
Quite addictive for some collectors .... ![]() |
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