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Extremely Rare 1970s J/Jay Glass WILD CHERRY BLOSSOM Paperweight
This is a stunning LIMITED EDITION vintage 1970s J/Jay Glass Paperweight made in Scotland, 1970s
The
paperweight has a stunning design of a central lampwork spray of wild cherry blossom set in a clear glass weight
The blue "signature J cane" is set at the base of the floral sprig
Around the sides are two bands of five facets and the base is hollow-ground
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The
paperweight is a beautiful and extremely high quality, super rare paperweight making it a wonderful and very decorative item
A wonderful paperweight composed of such stunning and delicate intricate design, making it
perfect for any collectors of glassware, a
wonderful addition to any decorative pottery, ceramics or glass
collection
The
paperweight is in excellent stored only vintage condition complete with the
original presentation box and certificate
The presentation box is in poor condition with age and storage related wear, such as the box no longer closes properly and the sides do not line up when closing the box
There are surface marks and wear to the outer of the presentation box and glue marks/discoluration to the white satin lining interior of the box
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Approximate Measurements
Paperweight
Height: 3"
Width: 3"
Circumference: 3"
Box
Width: 5"
Length: 5"
Depth: 3"
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Please see photographs for condition, if you require further photos please ask :-)
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Thank you for looking x x
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A Little Bit About J/Jay Glass Paperweights...
The quality of J/Jay Glass paperweights was outstanding and these paperweights are highly sought after by collectors today
John Deacons stands in a long tradition of paperweight making having first began with Strathearn in the mid 1960s, before being persuaded in 1968 to leave Strathearn and instead work with Stuart Drysdale at the Perthshire Paperweight factory
Whilst working for the Perthshire Paperweight factory John Deacons was invloved in every stage of setting up of the factory and became their leading paperweight maker
However in 1978 John Deacons left Perthshire Paperweights to form his own Paerweight company J/Jay Glass
Deacons was greatly influenced by Salvador Ysart and his four sons
He continues today the tradition of Ysart and Millefiori lampwork paperweights
