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Table Nef (The Burghley Nef)
1528
Silver, 35 x 20 cm
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
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This piece was conceived and designed with the help of my brother Gordon, who is a Pharmacist and like me, and outspoken critic of medicine and pharmaceuticals in general. We were talking about science fiction as we often do and the concept of an “instant miracle drug.” Something that an EMT would have in his pack that no matter what the ailment or injury would instantly cure the patient should the need arise. Should all other means fail, then one dose of “Dr. Gordon’s Wonder Elixir” would sort you out in no time. We of course laughed that it’s never that easy and the EMT would probably have to say “I can save you, but it’s going to make you glow blue.” So the injector was born. A small self contained injection device with an ominous skull shaped housing and clear syringes that would remind the patient that the precious life saving drug glows blue and soon they will too.
1.5 inches long, 1.5 inches tall, 1.75 inches wide in a 23 inch chain. Composed of Brass, Sterling Silver, Reticulation Silver, Glass
$800
Gilding Primal Instinct, a jewelry line by metalsmith Danielle Nicole Hills.


