Posted 8 years ago
Stainedgla…
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These paperweights were given to me by my mother's boyfriend toward the end of his life. I am constantly in awe of their beauty and the craftsmanship that went into their creation!
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He had good tastes! If you need some information, let me know. I'd be happy to help out.
Thank you for that! I have limited information on any of the paperweights given to me, and what I do have is limited to just what is written in the Ebay receipts for most of them from his original purchases. One is simply a sales receipt from an antique dealer (The St. Clair green rose), and one is a receipt for the purchase with no identifying information at all (for the one with the flower and bee). I would love to know who made that one in particular as it's my favorite in the entire collection. A couple have stickers on the bottom with numbers on them, and only a few are signed.
The info I have on these, in the order pictured is as follows...
Victor Trabucco VT-101 (flower with bee)
Perthshire Seven Flower Bouquet, L/E (signed with "P" cane at stem)
Caithness Alpine Pink sign Whitefriars 49-250 (signed by monk cane)
John Parsley 1992 ruby wild roses (signed and dated)
you can email me at milleram at sbcglobal.net and i can share my thoughts on them.
paperweightcrazy, why can't you share your knowledge with all of us? There are other members here who also have a love of paperweights, and can learn from your knowledge.
So, please SHOW and TELL.
Hi Gillian, I can and will post some additional information here, but email is just easier to have a back and forth conversation. Will post more later.