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I think this is possibly an early glass paperweight, however I am unable to find any maker marks, although I believe that there could be one within the design of the paperweight itself.
Thanks to kindy for the information; Clichy millefiori paperweight with a close pack of crafted flowers
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Art Glass PaperweightsSome of the earliest paperweights were made in Venice in the 1840s. They we…
love it , very beautiful:)
Thanks so much for your comments BELLIN68.
I recall seeing a somewhat similar one on Antiques Roadshow.http://m.video.pbs.org/video/2153114540/
Google clichy paperweights :)
Thank you so much for the information kindy!!!
You're welcome Petey :)
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Take a moment to carefully examine the canes themselves. Sometimes makers create a 'signature' cane.
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I am still looking rniederman, although I think there may not be a 'signature' on this one.
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