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Ooh, very nice work! Thats a huge improvement Flavio.
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Excellent.....
![]() Well done Flavio, could you explain how you did the restoration, I would be most interested. Kind regards David |
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Thank you Gene and David.
David, I have found a quite old vague of necklace (I think that was of my grandmother). I have sawn, with a little saw for iron, the vague in two parts. Than I have glued to the half part of the vague a segment of a silver bracelet (the little balls you can see on the pics of the dagger around the cup). Than I have used a pin of iron to collocate all (ah there is another smaller vague at the top of the cup, also this in silver). In the inner part of the cup I have used putty. I hope that my poor english is clear enough ![]() P.S. I think that the two vagues are silver, maybe a low grade silver ![]() |
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Thanks Flavio,
a nice idea to use jewellery... what is the 'new' disc made of ? |
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David, do you mean the last and bigger disc of the handle? It is the original, made of ivory.
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Yes, sorry Flavio, I had forgotten that the disc was there originally ![]() David |
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Yes David, it's because of the light, I'm not so able as photographer....
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