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    <value>Opal cameo of a warrior wearing a helmet in profile to left</value>
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    <credit_line>Given by Margaret Carlton in memory of her mother</credit_line>
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          <value>Schmidt was recorded in business at Hatton Garden between 1872 and 1915 except for 1886-88. In a Catalogue (see Documentation) of the cameo collection of Abraham Booth, Schmidt stated that he had 'invented the new process of cutting opal cameos in such a manner as to utilise the matrix of rough opal for the ground' in 1874.</value>
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        <value>The cameo was originally set into the head of a stick pin, from which it was removed for the donor and set into a brooch. The donor did not like the brooch and removed the cameo from it.</value>
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    <value>Purchased about forty years ago at Cooper's antiques/jewellery shop in Colchester, Essex.</value>
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      <notes>Ref. For the information given here on Schmidt and his cameos.</notes>
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    <summary_title>Wilhelm Schmidt: The Last Neo-Classical Gem-Engraver</summary_title>
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