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Another one for identification
mjr:
Hi.
Bit puzzled about this one. Very fine cane setting. Unusually high centre to canes. My comparisons have led me to a possibile maker, but what do others think?
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KevinH:
Could it be an unsigned Jim Brown?
Or perhaps a very, very, very good Murano? But somehow I don't think so!
KevinH:
The general design is, of course [for those that know!], seen in some American Gillender weights ... large central ruffle-type cane, concentric "carpet" of white canes and outer row of colour canes. But I don't think the central or white canes are right for Gillender.
mjr:
Kevin, Simone - thanks for the input. It is a very difficult one. I had not seen anything with such a high centre to the canes apart from St Louis where some modern examples have the same height to them.
Also, this is one of a pair. The other is a perfect match.
Any further thoughts from anybody appreciated.
KevinH:
--- Quote ---Also, this is one of a pair. The other is a perfect match.
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:shock: That is very unusual :shock:
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