01-08-2003, 04:19 PM
Hi Marc!
I have heard before, that: « Short of that, there are several processes that can be used to guild any sort of piece - from quite simple to rather complex and requiring specific equipment - all of which could duplicate what you have shown, albeit more or less successfully ».
But, I never saw that gold-plating was put with such accuracy, that it has not touched enamel. I.e. gold-plating left under enamel and it was not visible of traces amalgam on enamel even under increase 600Õ – 1200X. I know, that such technologies are not present.
Or the enamel will be spoiled or gold-plating will be with holes.
Could you, please, illustrate your arguments by pictures?
Yours faithfully,
Bob Sammer.
I have heard before, that: « Short of that, there are several processes that can be used to guild any sort of piece - from quite simple to rather complex and requiring specific equipment - all of which could duplicate what you have shown, albeit more or less successfully ».
But, I never saw that gold-plating was put with such accuracy, that it has not touched enamel. I.e. gold-plating left under enamel and it was not visible of traces amalgam on enamel even under increase 600Õ – 1200X. I know, that such technologies are not present.
Or the enamel will be spoiled or gold-plating will be with holes.
Could you, please, illustrate your arguments by pictures?
Yours faithfully,
Bob Sammer.
