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Author Topic: I assumed Moser.  (Read 739 times)

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Offline Nonpareil

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I assumed Moser.
« on: July 01, 2019, 02:07:19 AM »
I assumed it is Moser but haven't found the exact etch yet looking it up. It is fairly large and VERY thick and heavy. Approximately 10 5/8" tall. Measurements actually worked out better in metric so: 27cm tall, 11.5cm across the top, 9cm base.  I've also been told likely not Moser but rather a Haida finishing house.







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