Sandwich glass paperweight, 19th century, Pansy

Late 19th c. unsigned Baccarat French crystal glass 2" (l) Pansy paperweight, comes with a 2 1/2" (h) wood stand. CONDITION: Areas with scratches.

Type: Paperweight Materials: Glass Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: 19th century Maker: Baccarat Description: A rare Baccarat Type I Pansy Paperweight with a central flower having two large pu

19th/20th century, Boston Sandwich Co. scrambled example; five red and white flowers with central mercury bubble, multicolored rock ground; large scramble example with flower parts and goldstone, poss

A collection of assorted glass paperweights Millville, New Jersey, Cambridge, Ohio, Sandwich, Massachusetts, England and France 19th and 20th century Including thirty-three assorted paperweights, a pa

attributed to Clichy, Floral Pattern Millefiori Glass Paperweight19th century, fine millefiori cane arrange to create a pink flower, polished foot, unmarked. 2.75 in. diameter Private Collection, Chap

(6) Saint-Louis, attr. Sandwich glass paperweights, 19th/20th c., incl. Saint-Louis mixed fruit in latticinio basket circa 1860's, (3) attr. Sandwich glass flower with millefiori center, (2) flowers o

A group of glass paperweights, A group of glass paperweights, 19th century and later, to include a pedestal sulphide example, possibly Millville, with a crucifix, 22cm high, a similar example, lacking

A group of Clichy glass paperweights, A group of Clichy glass paperweights, 19th century, French, each with spaced millefiori decoration, 5 to 7cm diameter (4) Condition Report: All with slight nibble

A Group of Three Glass Paperweights 19th Century and Later comprising two American and a Scottish example, including a faceted upright floral bouquet and torsade example attributed to St. Louis Glass

Fourteen in the lot. 19th C. Various patterns including one in opalescent glass. Various sizes.

DIMENSIONS APPROX 12x6x6CM.

A Baccarat Concentric Patterned Shamrock and Butterfly Millefiori on Upset Muslin Glass Paperweight Mid-19th Century having a central red and white cog cane surrounded by four spaced concentric rings,

A Clichy Spaced Concentric Millefiori and Rose Cane on Upset Muslin Glass Paperweight Mid-19th Century Diameter 2 1/8 inches. Property from the Estate of a Chicago Collector

Nineteen glass paperweights some late 19th c. Smallest: 1"h x 1.5"dia Largest: 3"h x 3"dia

Boston & Sandwich Glass Co., mid 19th Century, and possibly others, pressed glass, including 1 electric blue or sea green petal socket and hexagonal candlestick; 1 amber 'hexagonal' candlestick; 2 cob

A Pair of Sandwich Glass Dolphin Candlesticks 19th Century translucent blue and clam broth glass. Height 10 1/4 inches.

Two Small Antique Millefiori Glass Paperweights, Incl. Clichy19th century, including an attributed Clichy faceted weight with outer green rose band (1.75 in. diameter); and a spaced millefiori weight,

Seven Antique Assorted Glass Paperweights19th and 20th century, including a speckled flower pen holder, ribbed egg form in red/white/blue, a millefiori weight with pears signed N.M. Murano, two att. M

Eight Assorted Vintage Glass Paperweights19th and 20th century, including a variety of millefiori and floral designs. Tallest 3.75 in. From the Collection of the late Dr. & Mrs. Henry C. and Barbara L

Livestock Union Stock Yard Memorabilia (3), Chicago 19th C. glass paperweight w/advertising, Purington Block paving brick w/brass plaque, together w/enlarged postcard facsimile in frame, VG cond, larg

Set Of 4 Antique 19th C Sandwich Glass Curtain Ties. Two pairs of antique turned wood, gilt brass, and sandwich glass medallion set curtain tie backs. Each measures 5.25 inches in length including the

Early 19th C sandwich glass oil lamp. 10" tall.

Lot of 2 Sandwich Glass fluid lamps, one with heart design, 9 3/4" H, wrong attached burner; other Moons & Stars, 9 1/2" H. Good condition.

A souvenir paperweight from Jerusalem, showing a photograph image of the Dome of the Rock Mosque on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, Palestine. Photograph set in glass. Apparently, circa the 19th centur