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Lot 9
Antique Baccarat close packed millefiori mushroom paperweight,
the tuft composed of complex canes, including six-point stars, quatrefoil, fortress, arrowhead, stardust, shamrock and chofleur canes in ruby, salmon, cobalt blue, green, aquamarine, pale yellow and white. A three-dimensional stem extends to a star-cut base, inside a spiraling blue and white lace filigree torsade. Slight scuffing on sides.
Diameter 3 1/8". $1600-2250
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Lot 10
*Antique Baccarat trefoil garlands millefiori colorground paperweight,
with two entwined trefoil garlands encompassing six silhouette canes: dog, rooster, stag, butterfly, goat and pair of lovebirds. The garlands are composed of white stardust and green whorl canes, and six-point star canes in white, green and red, set on a ruby flash ground. Provenance: Collection of Sr. Ing. Manuel Gonzales De Cosio of Mexico; Sold at Sotheby's London, July 3, 1967, Lot 133; Collection of Frances Fairchild. See Annual Bulletin of the Paperweight Collectors' Association (1982), page 8, fig. 6; Antique Glass Paperweights from France, page 56, plate 16, fig. 7.
Diameter 2 13/16". $7500-8500
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Lot 11
*Very nice antique Saint Louis carpet ground paperweight,
with a cluster of hollow, cobalt blue, cog canes at the center, surrounded with a concentric ring of white cog canes and a ring of hollow pink cog canes. The attractive carpet is composed of fourteen-toothed white cog rod canes, cased with red and centered with cornflower-blue and white florets. Provenance: Collection of Frances Fairchild.
Diameter 3". $7500-9000
"Subtle carpet tonalities are created by close color juxtapositions… (T)he large carpet grounds rank with the finest weights made." -The Encylopedia of Glass Paperweights.