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Lot 144
Paul Ysart three-dimensional aventurine fish paperweight,
the fish, with a red-spotted, green aventurine body, and gold aventurine fins and tail, swims over a sandy yellow ground, dotted with rocks and a seashell; "PY" signature cane on base.
Diameter 2 3/4". $1000-1500
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Lot 145
Paul Ysart three-dimensional double aventurine fish paperweight.
The pair of pisciforms, one red aventurine with yellow canes, and one green aventurine with red spots, convene over sandy ground dotted with white rocks. "PY" signature cane.
Diameter 2 13/16". $1100-1800
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Lot 146
*Paul Ysart fish in white lace basket paperweight,
the fish with an orange body, mauve spots and copper fins and tail, is captured in staves of white filigree, with a "PY" signature cane at the edge.
Diameter 2 3/4". $800-1200
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Lot 147
*Paul Ysart fish in latticinio basket paperweight,
the green fish has an especially cheerful expression, sporting blue spots, and copper aventurine fins and tail. Signature "PY" cane.
Diameter 2 3/4". $800-1200
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Lot 148
*Paul Ysart Harland-era fish paperweight,
the fish in this work resembles an almond in color and shape, with violet fins and tail, floating over a pleasing light blue ground, with eight controlled bubbles. "H" signature cane on back and "PY"paper label.
Diameter 2 3/4". $500-700

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Lot 149
James Kontes pair of white roses paperweight,
with a bud and green leaves, encircled by a pink and white twist
torsade on translucent green ground; five and one facets. "JK" signature cane on side of weight.
Diameter 2 15/16". $4500-5500
"James Kontes and his brother, Nontas, have been making paperweights since the mid-1970s. His creations are quite expertly done and, since not many have been made for commercial distribution, they are prized by collectors." -The Dictionary of Paperweight Signature Canes: Identification and Dating.