A blown egg shape art glass paperweight with iridescent finish. It is signed Orient & Flume on the underside with original label intact. Part of an important collection we currently have for sale from the estate of the late Hope French of Plymouth, NH. Hope was a member of the New England Paperweight Collectors Association (NEPCA). Age – 20th Century. 3 inches high by 1 + 7/8 inches in diameter at its widest. Condition – We find no chips or cracks, see photos for complete assessment. Please ask if additional photos are necessary. Thank you for stopping by!
Welcome to Hartman Trading Post. Fascinating Stankard Dragonfly Art Glass Paperweight m easuring at about 3.5″ in height and just under 3″ square. Includes felt pads to protect its base and has the Artist’s Signature and Year, Paul J. Please see pictures for further description. Please see below for return policies. Excellent = insignificant surface wear. Fine = minor surface wear or damage below the sight line. Good = visible but tolerable surface wear. Fair = visible surface wear that obstructs the design. Internal flaws other than the artist work, including annealing cracks, will be mentioned separately. We have adopted the majority of these definitions from the Selman Gallery. These items are fully returnable within 30 days. Pictures are part of the description. In this event the items need to be received back no later than 30 days from your receipt of them AND.
Vintage Murano Glass Millefiori Mushroom Paperweight &####127812. Width: 3 1/4 in. Base: 1 1//4 in. Unpacked Weight: 10 oz. Excellent vintage condition, no chips or cracks! Reacts under UV black light. Beautiful multicolored art glass paperweight with the right pop of color for any collection or display. All images are part of the description. All items are packaged with extra care, please shop with confidence. Thank you for visiting my shop!
WE ARE ALWAYS OPEN TO OFFERS!!! Year range for Items: 1800-present. Item Description: this is a wonderful Robert Held vintage art glass paperweights lot from prominent estate. Condition: handled antique with wear true to age. From the estate of several prominent collectors in Houston, California, New York, and Mexico. The items are considered AS-IS and have been looked at carefully by our staff. All items are described to the full extent of our staff, any additional question please contact our staff and we will provide the best information possible. We also accept consignment items upon evaluation please contact our staff for any further question on how to consign with our company. Saulso Gallery has been in business for over 10 years in the Houston area.
Welcome to Hartman Trading Post. Magnum size Victor Trabucco Art Glass Paperweight featuring a superbly crafted Swallowtail Butterfly hovering over some blueberries and a flower. This piece is multifaceted with two sides. Measures at about 3.6″ in diameter and 2.2″ in height. Signed and dated “Trabucco 1999″ along the edges of side facet. Please see pictures for further description. Please see below for return policies. Fine = minor surface wear or damage below the sight line. Good = visible but tolerable surface wear. Fair = visible surface wear that obstructs the design. Internal flaws other than the artist work, including annealing cracks, will be mentioned separately. We have adopted the majority of these definitions from the Selman Gallery. These items are fully returnable within 30 days. Pictures are part of the description. In this event the items need to be received back no later than 30 days from your receipt of them AND.
This beautiful, handmade paperweight is a unique work of art, signed by renowned American glass artist Robert Eickholt. With stunning shades of purple and blue, it’s sure to catch the eye of any collector. The dichroic glass reflects the light beautifully, adding to its whimsical charm. Made in 1992, this original piece is a late 20th-century treasure. It’s perfect for displaying in any decorative collection, and the incised backstamp confirms its authenticity. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of art glass history.
