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Does anyone have information on this cameo? Kind? Era? Material? I am unable to find any cameo with a material poured in glass as a mold? I'm deadlocked! Sorry.. I'm trying to figure out how to get the pictures to post. Saying file to large. I'm only able to load on media section. This is my first time on this site. I apologize, please bear with me.

 

Dana, If you are uploading from your Windows computer - right click on your picture and resize your picture to small. When you upload the file that contains your picture here, click on full image. Welcome

 

Thank You Kiko... I am using android phone.

 

Here are Davey, the moderator's, instructions for an Android phone

To place a photo or picture from your PC.
When you have created your post click "Upload a File"
Then click "Full Image"
Up to 8 pictures in any one post are allowed.
Keep your photo`s or pictures below 1mb, preferably 640 x 480k.
On Android click and hold the pic. Click on the 3 dots in upper right corner. Click edit. Then click the option on far left and it gives you different sizes to choose from.

 

The photos uploaded to this site but somehow it is in the file " media"?

 

https://www.britishmuseum.org/resea...=ad&toDate=1900&to=ad&sortBy=imageName&page=1

https://www.google.com/search?q=SUL...jL_eAhUvtIMKHbrwCOMQ_AUIEigB&biw=1587&bih=881

 

Thank You so much FKA! Hopefully, I will get this figured out soon.

 

I just did that and it looks like it worked. Thank You so much!!! What a great welcome from everybody!!. I know I am really going to like this forum!!

 

App?? Uh.. I think I will try and master this first. Im not the most literate tech gal..

 

I dont see Holly post??

 

Thank You Holly!!

 

Hello, Dana1048. Hollyblue left you a good post at #9 with a couple of links to follow. [I need help just nipped in with the info.] Another link I picked up from her work is this one. If nothing else, the prose will amuse you:

http://paperweights.cristallerie-hartwig.com/history.html

Your piece is not quite a true sulphide, but it gives that look. Yours is a reverse intaglio that has been filled in with a plaster-like material, rather than a ceramic figure with the glass blown around it.

The original modeling was very well done. It's possible the piece is French, as this one is:

 

Thank You