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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: The Sharp end
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Ooh, very nice work! Thats a huge improvement Flavio.
Congratulations! |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Kent
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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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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Italia
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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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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Kent
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Thanks Flavio,
a nice idea to use jewellery... what is the 'new' disc made of ? |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Italia
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David, do you mean the last and bigger disc of the handle? It is the original, made of ivory.
Flavio |
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Yes, sorry Flavio, I had forgotten that the disc was there originally ....I should have re-read the posting. Although in your pictures it looks whiter and 'cleaner' than the rest of the ivory used in the handle. Or is it caused by the lighting at the time of the photograph.David |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Italia
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Yes David, it's because of the light, I'm not so able as photographer....
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