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Author Topic: Magnificent goblet to ID  (Read 2309 times)

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Offline lesley7

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Re: Magnificent goblet to ID
« Reply #10 on: September 16, 2007, 05:06:32 PM »
Great picture links Anne, thank you.
Honestly Ivo! This is serious stuff  ;) I love engraving snakeys anyway ;D One of my closest friends keeps many snakes , her favourite is a massive python. (don't worry, this is in Zimbabwe not here)
You do like your horses, don't you, Lynne. I can picture those faded greeny/blue cardboard prints of horses running in water, that just about everyone had on their diningroom wall about 20 years ago....or was that just us desperate Zimbabweans.... ?? I know horses are very popular here, the only thing is I have to have good reference pictures to work from. I wouldn't try and make them up. 8)

Oh nice one Frank. >:D more like a massive scorpion stinging the fair maiden. Don't start me on him!!!! >:( >:D
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Re: Magnificent goblet to ID
« Reply #11 on: September 16, 2007, 07:03:46 PM »
a massive scorpion stinging the fair maiden.

Perfect, look forward to seeing the finished goblet.

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Re: Magnificent goblet to ID
« Reply #12 on: September 16, 2007, 08:11:27 PM »
don't tempt me Frank  ;) >:D
Hey no one has ID'd this goblet yet!? I am guessing no one has seen it before.  8)
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