France, the middle of the XXth century, the silvery metal, the glue, the fruit vase is made in metal - cutting technique, and the French learned half a century later. In 1819, the inventors Malo and Shore-Sor-Exposed an alloy of 25% nickel, 50% of copper, and 25% of zinc, a mistyor, which was to be used as the base metal for the graining. The first French workshop where the finished products were made was Gombault. And the metal is actually developed in 1743 in England as "analog" of silver, but it's more accessible and it retains most of its properties, and it's based on fusion, and then it's replaced with balvanic, and today it's expensive, high-quality axesurs. The level of the vase can be measured as fine.