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Theoretically yes, but I doubt it. Look at the line between the carving and the beak: it is very elaborate, precise and elegant. Tough to imagine that the carver spent so much energy on this part of the handle, but carved the rest of it so poorly that he had to hide the ugliness. |
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Will you strip the finish, then ?
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Absolutely not. My knee-jerk reaction is to leave it to the next owner, hopefully more keris-oriented than I am.
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My intentions are to gather information.
I intend to keep it and to learn as much as I can. However, as I said from the very beginning, this is not my main area of interest, and at some stage of the game I hope to find a new and more interested owner for this tajong. Any objections? Have I violated any rules? |
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I am glad everything is in the open.
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