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I think it is just an ornament cast from an original. A ceramic practice gren wouldnt last more than a few throws before breaking. Also if you look hard it is the centre cast mills which had the horiontal grooves machined in after casting. the only way this ceramic gren could have been made is in a rubber mould as it could not have been removed without damage if it was a solid mould. Theres a lot of air bubbles as well showing it was cast without a lot of care.
Cheers, Paul.
Another thought. The production time for making ceramics is very high. Moulding, drying, firing in the kiln etc.
Much cheaper and faster to cast iron ones.
Paul.
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