Before revision: Moore and Tiffany's silver smiths continued to develop its popular mokume techniques in preparation for the Paris exposition of 1889 where it displayed a vast array of Japanesque silver using ever more complex alloys of shakudō, sedo and shibuici along with gold and silver to make laminates of up to twenty-four layers.
After revision: Moore and Tiffany's silver smiths continued to develop its popular mokume techniques in preparation for the Paris exposition of 1889 where it displayed a vast array of Japanesque silver using ever more complex alloys of shakudō, sedo and shibuichi along with gold and silver to make laminates of up to twenty-four layers.