Rare Antique Clichy With Center Rose Millefiori Miniature Glass Paperweight. Condition is in very good antique condition. 1 3/4 wide and 1 3/8 high. Must have been polished at some… Read more »
This dark Red twelve-petal Poinsettia paperweight is attributed to the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company (commonly referred to as “Sandwich”). The flower with stem and two leaves rests on a… Read more »
A Clichy scramble paperweight with rose cane. Restoration : None Weight : 216grams. I have been involved in the antiques business since 1971. My career took a leap forward when… Read more »
Just a reassurance re the dreaded virus…. We have been’confined to barracks’ by reason of our ages for over 100 days, with no physical contact with anyone, including family. No… Read more »
A single Blue/White “Primrose” with banded petal accents floats in the center of this clear antique (circa 1850) paperweight from Baccarat. The “Primrose” is identified by the “smooth ends” on… Read more »
Wonderful Antique Clichy Miniature Concentric Millefiori Paperweight. This wonderful antique Clichy concentric millefiori paperweight has a classic concentric millefiori arrangement. Six smaller canes arranged around a larger center rose cane… Read more »
Rare antique Clichy concentric millefiori paperweight. A central green pastry mold cane is enclosed by six rings of various colored crimped and pastry mold canes, including one ring of white… Read more »
A superb antique Baccarat PRIMROSE paperweight. Inner white stardust cane surrounded by 6 blue edged white petals. The flower surrounded by stems and leaves. Very good condition given age. There… Read more »
Antique Clichy concentric millefiori pedestal paperweight. A maroon complex cane centers the design, surrounded by six concentric rings of assorted cog and floret canes, in green, pink, blue, white, maroon,… Read more »
A Center Red/Green Rose cane is encircled by a spaced ring of six complex canes including a Red/White Rose cane. An outer ring of twelve canes completes the design. The… Read more »