(2) BOB BANFORD (B.1951) LAMPWORK FACETED PAPERWEIGHTS

Studio art glass lampwork paperweight, Robert "Bob" Banford (American, b.1951), green stems with white flowers, strawberries, filigrana/ latticino background, B signature cane at underside, approx 2.5

BOB BANFORD STUDIO ART GLASS LAMPWORK MINIATURE PAPERWEIGHT, faceted with concave top, depicting a teal clematis blossom on green stem and foliage, clematis silhouette cane to blossom center, all over

Ten (10) art glass paperweights with floral designs. 1st-2nd items: Two (2) Bob Banford (New Jersey, b. 1951) paperweights, including one (1) faceted style with an amber base having pink rose design a

RICK AYOTTE TURTLE STUDIO ART GLASS PAPERWEIGHT, faceted, signed, "Rick Ayotte, m-55, 2000." 2000. 2 1/4" DOA.Provenance: From the collection of Robert (Bob) Banford of Hammonton, NJ.

with interior signature cane; 1 3/4 inches high

(2) Bob Banford art glass paperweights. The first depicting a garden snake, lady bug and black spider sitting atop sand amongst flowers and foliage. The second depicting two flowers one blue and one p

(2) Bob Banford art glass paperweights. The first depicting a white flower and two buds against a sandy magenta background. The second depicting a blue flower with one bud against a sandy red backgrou

(2) Bob Banford art glass paperweights. The first depicting a cluster of daffodils against a blue background. The second depicting a sunflower with two buds. Each with Bob Banford "B" signature cane.

(2) Bob Banford art glass paperweights. The first depicting a cluster of white daffodils against a blue background. The second depicting two sunflowers against a blue background. Each with Bob Banford

(2) Bob Banford art glass paperweights. Each depicting yellow flowers on a speckled sandy purple ground. Each with Bob Banford “B” signature cane. (Approx. 2 ½" x 3" each). From the collection of

The floating, voluminous, dahlia-like flower head and black salamander with brilliant spots are floating on a bed of granular glass frit in brown, white and green. A single signature cane with letter

DESCRIPTION: Bob Banford (American) Art glass lampwork paperweight, featuring strawberries on green vines with white flowers, against a lattice background. Signed in cane: "B" CIRCA: 1997 ORIGIN: USA

(lot of 2) Studio art glass faceted lampwork paperweights, Johne Parsley (American, 1916-2009), each initialed "JP" in cane and inscribed "JP 1992," near base, including:

BOB BANFORD BEE AND FLOWER STUDIO ART GLASS LAMPWORK PAPERWEIGHT, colorless, depicting a bee with latticinio wings flying over an opal and blue six-petal flower with green stems, three buds, and multi

(2) Bob Banford art glass stoppered perfume bottles. Clear glass molded bottles marked 'B' on base with floral paperweight stoppers with Banford 'B' cane. (Approx. 5 1/4" & 4 1/4" tall).

with interior signature cane; 2 1/2 inches diameter; 2 inches high

with signature cane visible from the underside 2 inches high

featuring a pink rose with four wide and four narrow green leaves, on a cobalt base, signed with P in diamond mark on underside, 2 5/8" dia., 3 1/2" high

featuring a white rose with four wide and four narrow green leaves, on a cobalt base, having paper label, 2 3/4" dia., 3 1/2" high

floral with lattice cane border, cut medallions, cobalt base, signed 3" diameter, 2" tall, original cost $825, similar example page 47 paperweights by Mark Pickvet....Ray and Bob Banford are a father

floral, medallion cut, rich blue base, signed, 3.5" diameter, 2" tall, similar page 47 of paperweight book by Mark Pickvet...Ray and Bob Banford are a father and son team who started their glass journ

featuring a red rose with four wide and four narrow green leaves, having three rows of facets, 2 3/4" dia.

Bob Banford, Naturalist Art Glass Paperweightcontemporary, fantastical lampwork with a spotted newt, speckled spider, yellow flower and ladybug set on a multi colored pebbled groud, with cane initial

Apple blossoms? signed Paul Stankard '91 and a second signed with a miniature 8 ball (Bob Banford) to the right of bow and stem. 3 1/4 inches each.