Cameo vase gold ground, cased with amber/ruby. The cameo carved leaves and branches are gilt with the fig fruit left undecorated. Executed by Jules Barbe, dated circa 1884. Image courtesy of James D Julia Inc, USA.
Ruby over citron with opal inside cameo vase. Acid etched cameo decoration. Paper label W1148, dated c. 1884.
13 inch cameo plaque entitled “The Favourite”. Signed T&G Woodall. Original Woodall photograph.
White on plum cameo plaque, entiled Aphrodite & Cupid. Signed G. Woodall, 1884. Image courtesy of Corning Museum of Glass, New York.
White on brown cameo plaque, entitled “Dancing Girls”. Signed G.Woodall 1886 and Thos Webb & Sons. Pattern W733.
Cameo vase with amber ground. Executed by J.T. Fereday. Listed as item 494 at IHE 1884. Image courtesy of V&A Museum, London.
Cameo vase, bronze on green ground. Recorded by V&A as executed by William Hill. Item 487 at IHE 1884. Image courtesy of the V&A Museum, London.
Cameo vase, slate-coloured ground, decorations in white. Item 486 at IHE 1884. Executed by Benjamin Hollis. Image courtesy of the V&A Museum, London.
The Woodall Team of cameo artists. Dated c. 1889. Image courtesy of Corning Museum of Glass, New York.
Sydney Exhibition 1879. Thomas Webb & Sons stand is seen at the back of the Austrian exhibits.
