Does anyone recognize this mark? This is a beautiful egg, but this mark has me stumped. Any help would be appreciated.
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AbundantBlessings Reputation: 18 See AbundantBlessings' booth |
I’ve not seen that mark before. You might transfer the mark on a sheet of paper by doing a “rubbing” with the flat side of a pencil lead. It helps with old tombstone inscriptions. This might reveal the design/image a little better. As is, it almost looks Arabic.
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loves_birds Reputation: 2047 See loves_birds' booth |
I’m not sure that is a maker’s mark…could it be part of the design?
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Resale_Fun Reputation: 58 See Resale_Fun's booth |
Thank you. I will try getting a rubbing.
I just happen to know someone who speaks and reads Arabic. Thank you for that suggestion, I will let you.
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AbundantBlessings Reputation: 18 See AbundantBlessings' booth |
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