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"The well known antique jeweller and watch maker"
Tell me Gav did you ask this expert how many kindjal has he handled in his career? I have an old gentleman down the street from where I work who is also an expert jeweler and watch maker since 1940 but I don't think he knows much about kindjals? I would not ask a dentist to give me his opinion on my cardiogram I would seek out a cardiologist. Lew |
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. On the other hand, a certain person may be able to grade a determined silver work, from simply stamped to thouroughly chased, whereas not necessarily knowing how to grade a kinzhal per se .... Just my humble opinnion, Lew. Fernando |
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I am sure there are modern silversmiths who do masterful work but you need to look at the object as a whole and not through a jewelers lupe. Lew |
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