What was your worst drunken mistake? Sources: British Museum, London Glass Museum, Stourbridge The Portland vase incident made artists of England curious about the cameo technique. In 1873, Stourbridge glassmakers Philip Pargeter and John Northwood attempted to recreate it, and after three years of hard work, the first piece of cameo work since Roman times was made. | Pritha Dasmahapatra

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