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<p>[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 301360, member: 2844"]Agree with davey, these are bone. And you're right Ratsy, no bakelite.</p><p>The pitting is typical of bone, that is where the tiny blood vessels used to be.</p><p>Teeth have no blood supply, so ivory has no dark pitting. Ivory has Schreger lines, fairly even lines of a lighter and darker colour, and where it is rounded, the lines intersect, that is Schreger cross-hatching:</p><p>[ATTACH=full]98525[/ATTACH]</p><p>Side view of a Japanese manju netsuke.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 301360, member: 2844"]Agree with davey, these are bone. And you're right Ratsy, no bakelite. The pitting is typical of bone, that is where the tiny blood vessels used to be. Teeth have no blood supply, so ivory has no dark pitting. Ivory has Schreger lines, fairly even lines of a lighter and darker colour, and where it is rounded, the lines intersect, that is Schreger cross-hatching: [ATTACH=full]98525[/ATTACH] Side view of a Japanese manju netsuke.[/QUOTE]
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