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<p>[QUOTE="afantiques, post: 29406, member: 25"]OK. I really think it is the Holy Grail, with much later hallmarks. Only the handle and the actual cup part have been replaced over the years but it's still the same thing.</p><p><br /></p><p>Tell him I have an authentic Ark of the Covenant but now it looks like an 18th C blanket chest that I am open to offers on, and in the shed somewhere there are some authentic Holy Martyr's Tears if the heating has not dried them out.</p><p><br /></p><p>It's always wise to doubt the wisdom or accuracy of some random erk off the internet, but it's no skin off my nose what date it is, and if my comments had been doubtful, there are more than enough people reading this who are in a position to correct me. There are even books of hallmarks to be consulted to confirm what has been said.</p><p><br /></p><p>We all <i>want</i> stuff to be better than it is, and sometimes look at it with our eyes closed to ensure it looks like what we hope for. That don't make it so.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="afantiques, post: 29406, member: 25"]OK. I really think it is the Holy Grail, with much later hallmarks. Only the handle and the actual cup part have been replaced over the years but it's still the same thing. Tell him I have an authentic Ark of the Covenant but now it looks like an 18th C blanket chest that I am open to offers on, and in the shed somewhere there are some authentic Holy Martyr's Tears if the heating has not dried them out. It's always wise to doubt the wisdom or accuracy of some random erk off the internet, but it's no skin off my nose what date it is, and if my comments had been doubtful, there are more than enough people reading this who are in a position to correct me. There are even books of hallmarks to be consulted to confirm what has been said. We all [I]want[/I] stuff to be better than it is, and sometimes look at it with our eyes closed to ensure it looks like what we hope for. That don't make it so.[/QUOTE]
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