Caveat emptor on this Escher

Look at this:http://ads.auctionads.com/pagead/li...ryZ35992QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Is there a crack running straight thru the hone?

I'll ask the seller but thought I had to warn you guys. In your excitement of having a chance to own an Escher it is easily overlooked.

I hope this is the right place tp post this, if not please move this thread to where it belongs.

Kees I edited out the link to the auction .Live auctions are not allowed please feel free to post the link when the auction ends

here is a pic of the hone you are questioning .





Nick

Seeing the picture a would be buyer will recognize it.

Thanks Papasmurf for you efforts to comform my post to B&B regulations.

Seller sent me additional pictures to prove it is not a crack. He says it is a rut on the back side of the hone.


http://aedde.pair.com/wb213/DSC09319.JPG

http://aedde.pair.com/wb213/DSC09321.JPG

Kees said:

Seller sent me additional pictures to prove it is not a crack. He says it is a rut on the back side of the hone.


http://aedde.pair.com/wb213/DSC09319.JPG

http://aedde.pair.com/wb213/DSC09321.JPG

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thanks for the updated post on this one

Doesn't this look like a brick?

asbjorn said:

Doesn't this look like a brick?

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it is the back side of the hone. I was a bit surprised myself that the back of the hone did not have a label like most Eschers. Often the back of an Escher is not polished.