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Old 18th January 2025, 08:58 PM   #6
Shane T
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Howdy Guys
I agree it is likley decorative Though i have not seen one similar and it does have some age to it. The damascene is done the proper way with crosshatching. I am mainly trying to find where made and why go to so much trouble to make. Also can anyone decipher the inscriptions on the inside ?
I have had it for 30 years. I originally thoight tourist item but as ive never seen another i felt there must be another purpose.
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