Whitefriars concentric millefiori paperweight : 78 mm / 3 1/16 inch diameter. P1 design, 1960s – 1970s. Description: Large concentric millefiori paperweight from the famous English company Whitefriars. Made in… Read more »
Perthshire LE Annual Collection 1986G’Golden Dahlia’ paperweight : 84 mm / 3 5/16 inch diameter. Signed, with maker’s label. Description: Stunning, near magnum sized Limited Edition paperweight from the long… Read more »
Clichy mini millefiori paperweight : 45 mm / 1 3/4 inch diameter. 7 white / pink roses. Description: Lovely antique French paperweight from the famous Clichy factory, made in the… Read more »
John Deacons double overlay paperweight : 83 mm / 3 1/4 inch diameter. Signed and dated 2004. Description: Superb, near magnum sized double overlay paperweight made by the Scottish craftsman… Read more »
Prototype for Perthshire LE 1982E’Nursery Rhyme’ paperweight: 76 mm / 3 inch diameter. Description: This is a prototype design made by the long closed Scottish company Perthshire Paperweights in 1982…. Read more »
Antique Baccarat millefiori on muslin paperweight : 59 mm / 2 3/8 inch diameter. 7 Gridels plus flower cane, B1848 cane. Description: Classic antique French paperweight made in 1848 by… Read more »
Large Peter McDougall millefiori on muslin chequer paperweight : 78 mm / 3 1/16 inch diameter. Rare 4 strand version; signed, label. Description: Superb, rare millefiori on muslin paperweight by… Read more »
Clichy mini millefiori paperweight : 45 mm / 1 3/4 inch diameter. 7 white / pink roses. Description: Lovely antique French paperweight from the famous Clichy factory, made in the… Read more »
Saint-Louis’Violettes’ glass paperweight : 66 mm / 2 9/16 inch diameter. Signed and dated, with box. Description: Paperweight from the famous French company Saint-Louis, made in their heavy lead crystal… Read more »
Clichy mini paperweight: diameter 47 mm / 1 7/8 inch. Description: Pretty antique miniature millefiori paperweight, made by the famous French company Clichy in the classic period 1845 – 1860…. Read more »