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Coriolis Centrepiece

Hanid, Miriam

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Centrepiece, fine silver, in the form of a parallelogram, embossed and chased to form a series of waved convex and concave ripples, flat-chased along one edge with a series of diminishing wave motifs.

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Details

Collection

Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales

Item Number

NMW A 51689

Creation/Production

Hanid, Miriam

Date: 2010

Acquisition

Purchase - ass. P&O Makower Trust & DWT, 4/6/2010

Purchased with support from The P&O Makower Trust and The Derek Williams Trust

Measurements

Height (cm): 5.7

Length (cm): 54.2

Length (cm): 38

Width (cm): 26.2

Height (in): 2

Length (in): 21

Length (in): 15

Width (in): 10

Weight (gr): 1408.6

Techniques

flat-chased

decoration

Applied Art

repoussé

decoration

Applied Art

chased

decoration

Applied Art

planished

Material

silver

Location

In store

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