Crane art, does anyone know if it is possibly bronze?
Hi, I bought this vase and my question is, could it have been made of bronze?
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1 month ago, a note called “Messing Cartridge”.
In September, ask if she is gold.
So?? Where’s the problem because I was lying next to it, I ask again.
How should someone see if bronze was processed using a photo?
You might think about your questions that You boring!
Brass is probably too brittle for that. A gold alloy went very well. However, if it is absolutely weakened to cover the value.
Bronce is rather impossible, it is poured and is not so thin-walled.
It’s a bech.
looks like that. However, could only be copper or brass alloy
The art of trench is such a cartridge from brass only irritates me the color.
aah.. I couldn’t start with the concept of crane art, but then the material question is resolved
Hmm.
just think that’s so corroded
I’m sorry, I meant grave art.
Could be according to my appearance she is so made from 1909