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Vintage 1982 MMA Figural Letter Opener- Carved Roman Baroque Style Figural For Sale


Vintage 1982 MMA Figural Letter Opener- Carved Roman Baroque Style Figural
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Vintage 1982 MMA Figural Letter Opener- Carved Roman Baroque Style Figural:
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Reproduction Collectible Vintage 1982 Metropolitan Museum of Art (MMA) reproduction Faux Ivory Figural Letter Opener of a 17th Century Hunting Knife. The intricately designed handle is structurally modeled after a 17th-century South German hunting knife handle housed in the museum's permanent collection. It exhibits magnificent, 360-degree high-relief details sculpted into two classic Biblical scenes: Judith triumphantly elevating the severed head of the general Holofernes alongside a draped architectural pillar. Other side Depicts David victorious over the giant Goliath. The base of the collar is stamped with the canonical collection mark: "© 1982 MMA". It comes paired with a durable, high-polished nickel-plated steel blade. Approximately 9 1/8 inches. Made of Cast polymer faux-ivory resin handle with a polished metal blade. The handle is cast from a premium, heavy-weight polymer resin composite meticulously formulated by the museum to mirror the organic surface texture, depth, and vintage patina of genuine aged ivory. Stunning Estate Find in Pre-Loved Vintage Condition- minor age-appropriate shelf wear. Please see pictures for details of wear & condition from age. Sold as is, no returns.
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