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<p>[QUOTE="2manybooks, post: 4207115, member: 8267"]It looks like you have laid in wet grass - the droplets are a little confusing. But the clues are in your second to last photo - the little hole/pit on the otherwise smooth band near the top of the photo, and what looks like a mold line running vertically through the design. These are signs the piece was cast in a mold. Genuine lacquer is built up in layers and carved, not cast.</p><p><br /></p><p>There have been several discussions of lacquer and cinnabar on the forum. You can search for those terms to find the posts.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="2manybooks, post: 4207115, member: 8267"]It looks like you have laid in wet grass - the droplets are a little confusing. But the clues are in your second to last photo - the little hole/pit on the otherwise smooth band near the top of the photo, and what looks like a mold line running vertically through the design. These are signs the piece was cast in a mold. Genuine lacquer is built up in layers and carved, not cast. There have been several discussions of lacquer and cinnabar on the forum. You can search for those terms to find the posts.[/QUOTE]
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