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Victorian Era359 of 2458You don't often see Cupid and Bacchus together in a cameo right?Miss Nellie Randall 1873 Portland Maine married George Ernest Jenkins of Montreal
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    Posted 6 years ago

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    Redhdgrl1971
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    No maker marks, no inscription on pic.
    Appears to be brass.
    Who are these ladies? What era? I would love to identify these ladies in this original vintage photograph as well.

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    1. kwqd kwqd, 6 years ago
      Photo looks like late 1800s to early 1900s, maybe about 1900-1910. Perhaps a widowed mother (she's in black) and daughter. If there is no inscription on the photo, there is probably no chance you will ever know who they are. Frame looks modern. Maybe someone just stuck an old photo in a newer frame for an "antique"effect.
    2. scottvez scottvez, 6 years ago
      Agree, modern frame and 1890s- 1920 on the image. I don't see mourning garb-- sometimes a black outfit is just a black outfit.

      What format is the photo? A jpg of the back of the actual image may help to narrow the date.

      scott

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