Medusa on Cassis madagascariensis - Cameo - Hand-carved cameo

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A hand-carved cameo on a Cassis Madagascariensis shell depicting Medusa (scientific name Medusa), a unisex antique piece from Italy, weighing 13.08 g with a 54.5 mm diameter and signed on the back by V. Langella; no laboratory report.

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Splendid hand-engraved round cameo on Madagascar Cassis shell, depicting Medusa, an icon of Greek mythology. The face is outlined by the characteristic interwoven snakes, a distinctive feature of this mythological figure.

The piece was created and signed (on the back) by V. Langella, master engraver belonging to the artistic tradition of Torre del Greco cameos, the capital of cameo making.

Weight 13.08 g
Cameo dimensions 54.5 mm

It will be shipped with a gift box and a materials warranty.

Splendid hand-engraved round cameo on Madagascar Cassis shell, depicting Medusa, an icon of Greek mythology. The face is outlined by the characteristic interwoven snakes, a distinctive feature of this mythological figure.

The piece was created and signed (on the back) by V. Langella, master engraver belonging to the artistic tradition of Torre del Greco cameos, the capital of cameo making.

Weight 13.08 g
Cameo dimensions 54.5 mm

It will be shipped with a gift box and a materials warranty.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Antique
Metal
Medusa on Cassis madagascariensis
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
13.08 g
Condition
As new - unused
Gender
Unisex
Country of origin
Italy
Title additional information
Hand-carved cameo
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Objects sold
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