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Hi Jean,
Just got this verbal news from the museum, they retracted their earlier comments. After undergone several tests, the blade is of extra-ordinary archaic buda forms with wayang motifs. Blade thickness is considered unordinary-very thin through out perhaps one of its kind in this form. The hilt is new and mendak comes from the 1800s era. rgrds, ![]() |
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Very interesting.
Do you know what tests were done, and how? The qualifications of the testers? Or are we just looking at an opinion? Thank you. |
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Thanks Alan.
I would not question museum's standard. tq ![]() ![]() |
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Thank you for your enlightening response.
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Kind regards,Mykeris.
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Hello Mykeris,
Hum, do you feel satisfied with the fickle opinion from the museum "expert" who first said that it is a replica and then a genuine antique piece? Is he a specialist of the antique Buddha/ Hindu period in Indonesia and did he give you some valid reasons for changing his mind in this way? Are wayang motifs on a blade made during archaic Buddha period realistic? ![]() Regards Last edited by Jean; 24th May 2013 at 08:45 AM. |
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