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Old 2013-04-15, 7:32am
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This glass using a cutaway technique has always interested me- I am thinking maybe they are using decals as a resist? Has anybody got experience with this kind of work?

http://www.jhstudioglass.com/

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Old 2013-04-15, 8:23am
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Holy H#!! that is really REALLY cool!!!!
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Old 2013-04-15, 9:09am
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You can ask them: Email: jonathaniharris@sky.com / alisondharris@sky.com
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Old 2013-04-15, 11:02am
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I love cameo glass! My grandmother left me several vintage pieces. Thanks for posting the link.
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Old 2013-04-15, 11:06am
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From the Getty Museum:

http://www.getty.edu/art/gettyguide/...ils?segid=4119
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Old 2013-04-15, 12:06pm
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I have done this type of work. Lots of different ways to do it. I have used buttercut and sand blasting.
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