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Old 23rd January 2016, 01:30 AM   #9
Robert
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What can I say beyond wonderful work as always Jose. It seems unusual that the nose/beak was only partly finished though and it makes me wonder why the carver left it that way? If you don't mind, could you email me with where you found the ivory bark as I am in need of a small piece to finish a project piece (a small gunong) of my own. Again, great work.

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