Trying to nail this one down. So far I'm leaning towards the first to patent the Sulfide cameo inside of glass, paperweights, etc. Apsley Pellatt of Falcon Glassworks, London, circa 1820-30 or thereabouts. The Napoleon sulfide has an almost silver sheen under good light that doesn't show up well in the photographs. Perhaps one of you Euro experts can confirm or correct on this one as here in the USA these old sulfides are rarely seen and fewer know much about them. If indeed it is as old as I have suspected, or a more modern creation...any help will be appreciated.
Size: 2 3/4"tall, 2"wide, 1/2" thick. 69.33mm x 51.2mm x 11.4mm
Weight: 2.95 oz, or 83.9g
Specific Gravity: 3.04 {although this is low because the ratio of sulfide to glass is considerably more than would be in a normal paperweight }