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Posted 10 years ago
kyratango
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Finaly, I decided to add one of my "in case of need" bit!
A tiny drop of clear resin prevents the pendant from falling of the "hook".
Now in search for convenient stones to change the paste diamonds :-)
Let me know about your thinking ;-)
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So pretty!
Ha Jim, I was facetious again, lol!
I'm rather discouraged with people asking for help when it is sufficient to ask a pottery shop owner for identifying such old ivory!!!
Buying Schreger lines for this somptuous MOLDED RESIN vase would be priceless!
(This discussion with jwendell was about this:)
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/136631-asian-ivory-vase
Thank you so much Jewels for your love and nice comment!
And, thank you, I learned something! I have these cufflinks that I was uncertain about, but they have Schreger lines on them! Thank you!!!
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/106752-antique-cufflinks-buttons
i think that it is a maple leaf samara, not a sycamore. very pretty and interesting too!
they are all stunning and amazing!! of your 3 new postings!!
Ho2, you're right, I wouldn't have called it fruit, it is a samara! in art nouveau this frequent motif is called sycamore or in French graine d'érable.
Thanks for your precision, interest and compliment :-))
Sean, thank you so much for your kind comment !
Vetraio thanks for your love!
Many thanks Phil and Radegunder ;-))
Thanks Tora, Trey and ShakeThatThang :-)
Thanks Tom61375 :-)
Thank you Peasejean!