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Old 31st January 2005, 06:04 PM   #1
ksbhati
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Hi !

Ariel always seems to find the interesting pieces . I cant say for certain if this is a modern piece but it most likely is. The only comment I wanted to leave is that it is most definately a work of very skilled craftsman. I have seen very few with this degree of quality work.

All the same, maybe it seems a bit expensive at GBP 400 but it must have costed a fair amount to produce. Good quality workmanship is not cheap here the regular stuff is.... !!

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Old 1st February 2005, 12:39 AM   #2
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Oh yeah, I agree, newly made, though the koftgari is nicely done. Notice not a sign of wear anywhere (a poet and didn't know it ).
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