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image:C Blackrose - Art 1.JPG|The Star and the Lion are the two sides of the pommel of the Sword of State (previously owned by Sir Riccardo di Pisa). They were made from an existing solid steel sword pommel and I enameled in the painted enamel method. | image:C Blackrose - Art 1.JPG|The Star and the Lion are the two sides of the pommel of the Sword of State (previously owned by [[Tales of Riccardo di Pisa|Sir Riccardo di Pisa]]). They were made from an existing solid steel sword pommel and I enameled in the painted enamel method. | ||
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image:C Blackrose - Art 3.jpeg|Enamel based on works from 12th C Limoges, France. Solid copper, etched then enameled in the champleve method. Gold plating is the final touch. | image:C Blackrose - Art 3.jpeg|Enamel based on works from 12th C Limoges, France. Solid copper, etched then enameled in the champleve method. Gold plating is the final touch. | ||
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Her Excellency, Countess Catherine Blackrose, OL
Offices:
- Kingdom Offices Held
- 27th Crown of Ansteorra
Persona History:
Late 16th c half English/half Scottish.
Interests:
Enamel work
Gallery of Work
- Examples of work
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The Star and the Lion are the two sides of the pommel of the Sword of State (previously owned by Sir Riccardo di Pisa). They were made from an existing solid steel sword pommel and I enameled in the painted enamel method.
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Enamel based on works from 12th C Limoges, France. Solid copper, etched then enameled in the champleve method. Gold plating is the final touch.
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Champleve method enamel, based on works from 12th C Limoges, France. This plaque is one of a series that made up a large altar cross.
Timeline of Activity:
Prior Groups
Populace Provided Information:
Notable Contributions or Accomplishments:
- Queen of Grace and Honor of the Steppes in May of 1989
- Bard of Eldern Hills, 1990/91
- Queen of Love and Beauty of the Steppes in May of 1003
- Received her Laurel from the hands of Inman McMoore VI and Athena Morcan Derwyn Ddoo II in May of 1994.
Affiliations:
