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I like that he's wreathed with grapevine, as if he were Bacchus/Dionysus.
Looking again, I see trousers. Think he's meant to be Prussian. My first thought was also Dickens. Did Weller ware ever look like this?
You don't see that dress & hourglass figure as belonging to a woman?
Another dog cameo: [ATTACH]
Both scenes seem to be cartoons of women bossing/belittling men. Gigot sleeves are a fashion of the late 19th century.
Pretty sure that's exactly what it is.
I have a brooch that has both an Egyptian 800 mark as well as the word sterling in one or two places.
Nice - great movement. Unusual.
It's possible that it was re-assayed after export & found to be sterling. I don't know what's typical of Poland, but sometimes marks are more a...
Yes. :)
It is a slider for opacity. I see the eraser tool can also be used in some way, but didn't try that. Second layer had to be below 50% to really...
Finally figured out how to overlay one image on another. Amethyst over glass: [ATTACH] Glass over amethyst: [ATTACH]
They turn up with holes where the diamonds used to be. But usually no longer in their gold mount.
Now I'm seeing sort of a wand with red ribbon tied around it. Still see the other object as a mirror. What it adds up to...?
Certainly conceivable, if you accept the premise that the name was not put on immediately after the gem was finished.
The figure is Achilles, playing his kithara, sulking in his tent, so not that kind of label, which is seen on some gems, the identity of the...
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It's only because I see her as pulling a thread from that corner that I see a spider.
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