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A silver-coloured ornamental metal piece. A partial hand is visible at the top edge, and a blue chalk-style grid mark and a '96' number are marked on the ground. The piece appears to be in a workshop setting, possibly during fabrication or cleaning. No people are seated or standing as the focus of the scene.

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