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Lot 110
Antique Whitefriars inkwell
containing concentric millefiori, in the base and in the stopper; all-over honeycomb facets.
Height 5 5/8". $1100-1500
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Lot 111
Antique Whitefriars inkwell
with concentric millefiori, in shades of pink, blue, aqua and white, in the base; pink and white pastry mold cane in stopper.
Height 4". $500-800
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Lot 112
Walsh-Walsh "1848" concentric millefiori paperweight (ca. 1930),
previously attributed to the antique English glasshouse of Whitefriars. Unusually shaped canes (including the "seven and six" canes known to British collectors), arranged without a discernible pattern, encircle each other in seven rows, surrounding the central cog and plump rod canes in white. The other colors range from light blue and pink, to dark cobalt blue and red colors, with accents of greens, yellows, and orange tint. Date canes embedded in one of the rows declare "1848", which is likely spurious, but may have been intended as an homage to the Classic era, rather than outright fraud. "Walsh decorative glass and tableware developed over many years from the experience and expertise of previous generations with the Walsh legacy being that of an enlightened firm which produced glass of a fine pedigree. Because of the lack of documentary evidence and records, little has been known hitherto about this company. However, the Walsh factory will always enjoy a secure and respected place in the history of glass manufacture." -Glass of John Walsh-Walsh. Minor scratches and unfinished pontil.
Diameter 3 7/16". $500-700
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Lot 113
*Nineteenth, or early twentieth-century Nailsea or Kilner, green glass doorstop paperweight,
comprised of seven foil flowers in a flowerpot. A carefully finished design, and pleasing in its proportions. "It is the ideal desk companion when windows are open and papers need securing."-Hall, Robert, Old English Paperweights, p. 77.
Height 4 3/16". $300-400
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Lot 114
Antique English patterned millefiori paperweight,
with a well-formed central white rabbit silhouette, surrounded by assorted "seven and six"-style canes, five white rabbits and strips of blue latticinio, on white lace ground.
Diameter 3 1/4". $2000-3000