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A Paul Ysart Badge Paperweight with Military Cap Badge of the Royal Regiment of Artillery inside, Made in Scotland in WW2, Art Glass 1930s. TheGiftCurator. 5 out of 5 stars. (105)
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All pieces marked from 1968 to 1970 contain a stone by Paul Ysart who retired from Caithness in 1970. A few of his stones remained but were used up by 1973. From late 1970 to 1977 Peter Holmes took over making the jewellery and after 1977, other Caithness staff would have made the stones. Stones by Peter Holmes could appear as late as 1979.
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Early Paul Ysart patterned millefiori and tubes paperweight. A large central blue and white cane is surrounded by a ring of smaller blue and white millefiori canes, from which seven striped tubes radiate out to form seven panels, each containing three large orange, green and white millefiori canes. …
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Paul Ysart’s production is very small: about 16 to 20 paperweights per month which are sold in the United States through a select group of fine antique dealers. The paperweights are actually made to …
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