Hi (new member)

Discussion in 'Introductions' started by 808 raver, May 1, 2017.

  1. 808 raver

    808 raver Well-Known Member

    Hi
    I've just joined, I haven't had a good look round yet but I have many items that I'm sure members can help with.
    I look forward to helping others (if I can) I have a good knowledge in Anglo Indian antiques
     
  2. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    welcome....as you're looking around remember to view the date of the first and last posts in a thread......some are old.....

    & if you need photo posting help.......just yell help......it'll find you !!! :hilarious:
     
  3. 808 raver

    808 raver Well-Known Member

    Thank you, I've just created a post (not sure if in the right place lol) please let me know if I do something wrong
    Thanks
     
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  4. Any Jewelry

    Any Jewelry Well-Known Member

    Hello 808 raver, welcome.
    I have been waiting for someone with more knowledge of Anglo Indian antiques, I hope you won't mind a stalker:D.
     
  5. 808 raver

    808 raver Well-Known Member

    No not at all, I have many Anglo Indian items, mainly boxes, ebony carved, Sadeli, hoshiarpur, solid ivory, I do have other works of art Indian ivory carved items ect I also have 2 19/18thc Khatam boxes, one is my profile picture
     
  6. Joshua Brown

    Joshua Brown Decently-Known-Member

    Don't feel like you can't "show them off!":)
     
  7. 808 raver

    808 raver Well-Known Member

    Oh well if you insist :) I will be doing photos soon, I don't know where I should be putting these "show off" posts? I can't find a boxes category :(
     
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  8. Joshua Brown

    Joshua Brown Decently-Known-Member

    You could either put them in the Antique discussion forum or in the furniture forum (some people might not count boxes as furniture).:)
     
  9. Any Jewelry

    Any Jewelry Well-Known Member

    A bit of a problem I have as well. There is no forum for Asian antiques, which 'only' constitute most of the world's antiques:(. So you have to look at the material, or go to Antiques Discussion. For some reason many items end up in Tribal, even when there is no tribal connection to be found:confused:.
    I have thought of posting some of my Javanese and Madurese keris, but if I can't decide where, I tend to give up. They are not metalware, not tribal, and although some may think so, certainly not militaria, because of the origin and purpose of my keris. And not all of them are antique, I just got a very nice ott early - mid century one.
     
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  10. 808 raver

    808 raver Well-Known Member

    It's such a wide field, I'll do some new posts in the discussion forum for now until I learn to navigate the site, I have some nice bits, Asian works of art are so technically well made by real craftsmen, the weeks some of my items took to make would make them so expensive to produce today that they could never be made for a profit, mind you that also makes them impossible to fake :)
     
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  11. Any Jewelry

    Any Jewelry Well-Known Member

    Looking forward raver!
    And sometimes much longer. Spiritual items like many keris, took months, sometimes years to make, because a master keris smith has to take celestial influences into account.
     
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  12. Christmasjoy

    Christmasjoy Well-Known Member

    Welcome 808 raver !! Great bunch of people here with tons of knowledge to share .. looking forward to seeing some of your boxes :) Joy.
     
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  13. all_fakes

    all_fakes Well-Known Member

    Greetings!
     
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  14. lloyd249

    lloyd249 it's not hoarding if it's valuable

    welcome
     
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