Topic: possible 19th century paperweights

[joewol]

Hi guys
I have to different paperweights that maybe 19th century, the first is quite plane with a bed of multi coloured frit glass and a hollowed out base?,the second i think is an end of day scramble weight with lots of intresting canes on a bed of crushed glass and a slightly oval base, the problem is i cant get the pics to upload they seem to be to large! is their an idiot proof way i can get them uploaded for people to view?
Thanks
Joe

Mod: Joe's second weight is now in a thread of its own.

[flying free]

try and resize your pictures to 585 maximum length.
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[joewol]

Hi flying free
After ive diwnloaded then to laptop what do i jeed to do next?
Ive no idea how to use ad i always try on my phone
I will guve it a go
Joe

[stew2u2]

What i do is right click on a photo go to open with.
open a photo in paint,
at the top of the page go to image,
then resize then the top two % change from 100% to 12% in both horizontal and vertical.
if you want to keep the original photo size go to file at the top of the page and click on  save as and change its name then save. this will keep the original and you will have a smaller photo for the web.
my original photo's are 4288 x 3216 pixles  after resizing they are 515x386.
to check the size of your original right click go to properties then details if your photo's are smaller try a different %
hope this helps

[joewol]

hi guys
i hope this as worked thanks for help in getting pics uploaded

[joewol]

hi guys i think ive been able to upload some more pics
phew!!!

[joewol]

i think i have all available pics uploaded now thanks to the members who helped tutor me to my first uploads
i hope someone can help with id im probably wrong with my guess at the era of these two paperweights but confident you the gmb members will have no issues in knowing makers and era
many thanks
joe

[alpha]

The end of day weight is a nice antique circa 1860 New England Glass Co (NEGC) scrambled millefiori.

[joewol]

Hi Alpha
I did have a look at negc but my impresssion was they seem to be  more clear glass and latticino twists  and id dismissed it as french but as i said i was guessing and i thankyou for your knowledge
There was one cane i was baffled with yellow outline bubblegum pink centre kinda pointy any thoughts?
Many thanks
Joe

[Nick77]

Hi
You may have missed this regarding crediting ID's when selling, I know I did when I was new on here.

Nick
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,23766.0.html