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Guilloché (French: [ɡijɔʃe]), or
guilloche (/ɡɪˈloʊʃ/), is a
decorative technique in
which a very precise,
intricate and
repetitive pattern is mechanically...
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study of
ancient mosaics, the Solomon's knot is
often known as a "
guilloche knot" or "duplex knot",
while a Solomon's knot in the
center of a decorative...
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metal surface finish pattern. Traditionally,
engine turning referred to
Guilloché engraving. In the 20th century, it also came to
refer to the different...
- used in
printing bank
notes and
postage stamps. It is
sometimes called a
guilloché lathe. It was
developed early in the
nineteenth century when
efforts were...
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alexandrinum to the
typical large designs,
especially for floors,
using white guilloche patterns filled in with
roundels and
bands in
coloured designs using small...
- "rose" patterns. The
decoration produced by a rose
engine lathe is
called guilloche. It
sometimes confused with "jewel finishes" or
engine turning, a much...
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considered a
significant technical achievement. Pratt's engine-turned (
guilloché)
dials are also
recognized for
their quality. Pratt, born in Orpington...
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decorative patterns on a surface. The
engraving may be
referred to as
Guilloché,
which also encomp****es
patterns created with the rose
engine lathe. Where...
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incredibly well-preserved pink gold dual
crown worldtime wris****ch with
guilloché dial". Phillips.
Retrieved 2020-11-07. "Rolex Ref. 6263 - An iconic, historically...
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languages at the time—and English.
Security features included watermarks and
Guilloché printing. The
cover of a
Swiss p****port from 1959 P**** 85,
first introduced...
