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Old 28th August 2020, 12:27 PM   #5
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On the basis of form, construction and some of the decorative elements, I believe this is Moroccan, later 20th Century, probably made to appeal to the traveler. Considering the amount of hand work put in to these, I was surprised at how inexpensive they were during my own travel to Morocco in 1998.
thank you very much as well!

Also in 1980 they were very inexpensive:not only the ones shown in the link but also the filigree ones
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