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I'm not sure but I think that this is a picture of something like his desk not his desk. I agree with Flipper. Please photo your whole desk with...
Your home must be very interesting! :) I just have boring white ones.
Fascinating. So the hubs were used to make the dies - thus they were the reverse of the design - then the dies were used with the silver to make...
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That spoon is fabulous. I'm so glad it didn't get smooshed.
Too bad it's not near the surface. You, @smallaxe and I could have a juice party!
So the SIS piece is used to create the die and the silver is stamped into the die?
That is so cool! So the mirror disappears and the screen comes on?
Very nice cup. Sad she died so young, though. Quite a lovely family heirloom.
So the mold that @say_it_slowly found, they pound the silver onto it - repousse!
So they laid the silver over the mold and pounded?
That seems definitive then. Perhaps that's why it is in such good condition. Newer rather than early.
And thus @say_it_slowly 's paperweight.
Perfect. Makes me want to put orange juice in my cup.
Excellent catch. I double checked the height on mine - with a ruler this time and it is 1 1/2 inch tall. I'll correct my original post....
So you have one of these too? Way cool! What does it have on the bottom?
Wow. Wasn't that a find they made into a paperweight. It looks like that 551 must refer to the handle. You are absolutely terrific!
I think you got it. I was thinking sunflower with those dots but an orange could be right.
Great catch. This one has the same gold wash interior and the Lunt 551. I'm not sure about the repousse though.
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