Did anyone ever make a Cloisonné head badge?

[Brutuskend]

If not, they SHOULD HAVE!

 

[abe lugo]

Isn’t a Chief badge is done this way? But in glass? as well as a lot of European brands.

 

[iceman]

Hercules from england

 

[Major Taylor Archive]

 

[GenuineRides]

Here’s one, check out the deep relief where part of the glass has chipped away on the side

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[Brutuskend]

Sweet.
Thanks for sharing.

 

[dnc1]

None of the above are cloisonné. Glass enamalled yes, cloisonné no.
In cloisonné separate cells are formed by wires then filled with glass paste then fired.
Depends on your opinion I suppose.

 

[barneyguey]

None of the above are cloisonné. Glass enamalled yes, cloisonné no.
In cloisonné separate cells are formed by wires then filled with glass paste then fired.
Depends on your opinion I suppose.

Is this what you mean?

 

[dnc1]

Is this what you mean?
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That's pretty close, as close as you might get I think.
The point I was trying to get across is that real cloisonné enamel is a hand-made product, these badges are pre-cast or stamped. I can't imagine any manufacturer going to that much trouble, even in the 19th. Century when labour was very cheap.
Nice badge though! Who made it, and when?

 

[juvela]

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