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Tussey Mussey Stand

18/11/2017

 
Antique tussey musseys often had an accompanying stand, allowing the brooch to double up as a small standard vase.
I definitely wanted to display the piece this way for assessment.
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I made a simple three legged stand from brass wire.
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Because the tussey mussey was quite top heavy, I should have offset the bottom ring so the brooch would have been forced into a "reclining" position.  As it is, it's liable to spin round, rather that stay facing forward.

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