Question Vase - Страница 2 - Форум по искусству и инвестициям в искусство

Кирилл Сызранский · 28.09.2010, 14:04

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"And what is it?

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Shpiatr - is zinc and various zinc alloys used in the art industry first third of the XIX-XX century as a replacement for bronze.

Enough?

uriart · 28.09.2010, 14:09

reriks, shpiatr - an imitation of bronze.
An alloy of copper, zinc, tin, and some other stuff.
Which breaks down and crumbles at the first serious pressure.
Maybe I messed up with the components of the alloy
Although probably no one really knows.
Here's the view from the forum:
material that is used as a substitute for bronze in the products of small plastic, and is an alloy of zinc with some more additives.

reriks · 28.09.2010, 14:19

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reriks, shpiatr - an imitation of bronze.
An alloy of copper, zinc, tin, and some other stuff.
Which breaks down and crumbles at the first serious pressure.
Maybe I messed up with the components of the alloy
Although probably no one really knows.
Here's the view from the forum:
material that is used as a substitute for bronze in the products of small plastic, and is an alloy of zinc with some more additives.

Yes, apparently based on zinc. And as a complement to cram anything in there.
But though the special strength and he has no weight but the vase think he is quite able to vyderzhat.Osnovanie way can be anything else usilino inside.

annas · 28.09.2010, 15:29

Phoned the seller, he argues that this BRONZE AND PORCELAIN. And, when I saw her, am inclined to believe that he is not disingenuous. Thank you very much for your participation, but still, this vase can be modern? and in relation to China? they make such? I was worrying too much gilding fresh - or I'm on the water through each?

Кирилл Сызранский · 28.09.2010, 15:38

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I am worrying too much gilding fresh - or I'm on the water through each?

So it is not the XIX century.

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The seller claims that it was done in France in 1930 or 1940??

And what should happen with gold for those 70-80 years old?

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uriart Banned Регистрация: 05.06.2008 Адрес: UKRAINE Сообщений: 8,039 Спасибо: 5,979 Поблагодарили 7,017 раз(а) в 2,462 сообщениях Репутация: 12461	reriks, shpiatr - an imitation of bronze. An alloy of copper, zinc, tin, and some other stuff. Which breaks down and crumbles at the first serious pressure. Maybe I messed up with the components of the alloy Although probably no one really knows. Here's the view from the forum: material that is used as a substitute for bronze in the products of small plastic, and is an alloy of zinc with some more additives.

28.09.2010, 15:29	Язык оригинала: Русский #14
annas Новичок Регистрация: 05.07.2010 Сообщений: 14 Спасибо: 18 Поблагодарили 1 раз в 1 сообщении Репутация: 2	Phoned the seller, he argues that this BRONZE AND PORCELAIN. And, when I saw her, am inclined to believe that he is not disingenuous. Thank you very much for your participation, but still, this vase can be modern? and in relation to China? they make such? I was worrying too much gilding fresh - or I'm on the water through each?