Stamp Seal with a Toadstool Base. Manufactured in the 2nd half of the 19th century, presumed Russian origin. Materials are vermeil (silver gilded with gold), enamel paint and shell. From the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire, Geneva, inventory number: 018080.
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wax seals of hands holding wax seals
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~ Clay bulla with impression of a stamp seal depicting the Persian king spearing a Greek hoplite.
Place of origin: Near Eastern, Iranian
Culture: Persian
Period: Achaemenid
Date: 550–331 B.C.
Medium: Clay
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Objects: Wax Seals
If the seal is pressed completely through the wax so that no wax remains without being impressed by the seal, then it becomes indistinguishably one with the seal.
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Stamp seal of the leprosorium Melaten in Cologne, (1249), Historical Archive Cologne
And here is the seal of the same leprosorium of the 13th century. The inscription says: SIGILLVM LEPROSORVM COLONIENISIVM [sic] (seal of the lepers of Cologne).
On the right we see a rich resident of the city titled DIVES. On the left LAZARUS, above him the hand of god.
Notice the little dog, licking the sores at his legs.
Photo: Copyright © Rheinisches Bildarchiv, K��ln
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Wax Seal Stamps // Jay Lam Art
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stamp seal of the leprosorium Beiderwies in Passau (Photo: Oberhausmuseum Passau)
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