Someone disprove me before you say I'm wrong, please and thank you.
https://poshmark.com/listing/Vintage-Murano-Glass-Magnifying-Glass-5498b088b94475054c0232c4 concrete enough? I'm surprised, they seem rare but...
Who thought there would be so many trolls on an antique forum.... There are no trolls here,the ones that have rarely appeared get removed pretty...
It's a vintage Murano glass magnifying glass, thanks for trying though guys, already found it.
It came from someone who was over a hundred years old when they passed, it's not modern or mass produced or I would've found it already.
Unknown origin by William123 posted Mar 12, 2017 at 6:23 PM
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I'm curious to see if anyone knows where this came from. I suspect that what's holding the glass in place is silver because it's tarnished. No...
I'd like proof of that claim. If they were done in quantity, there would be more prints with the same seal, which I can't find any history of...
The only info suggesting that it's not is the type of paper which couldn't be detemined from the picture. Everything else adds up.
That wasn't sarcastic, he practically just told me that it's quite possible that it is real, if the company dates back that far, that could be a...
That's the type of answer I'm looking for, thank you for your help. I'll further my investigation.
I'm not comfortable removing the frame, if it is genuine, it could be a very important piece of history.
It's quite possible that admiralty charts dates back and provided the service for publishing these charts for the Royal Navy, that's my thought....
And you can't really determine what type of paper it is, those aren't very clear pictures. It could possible be handmade paper, it's somewhat...
Everyone is overlooking the Royal Navy seal, I can't find that anywhere and some of his other originals have similar seals. The guy was directed...
Because if it's real, respectively, it was seen as a document, not a painting.
What other types of paper were used for important documents around that time period?
There's no possible way this type of paper was used around that time period? It's hand painted, you can tell because the paint ran. One of my...
Alright, I posted a couple pictures.
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