Baccarat Collectibles : Baccarat+sulphide Value Guide - Price List

Sold on eBay September 6th, 2023

Baccarat Eleven Row 1971 Close Concentric Millefiori Paperweight

Baccarat Eleven Row 1971 Close Concentric Millefiori Paperweight. Baccarat Eleven Row 1971 Close Concentric Millefiori Paperweight. dated 1971. This magnificent close concentric millefiori paperweight has eleven rings or rows with the outer ring pulled down to the center of the base to form a stave basket. Baccarat made this design in 1971 and it has an edition number of 357, but no edition size. The paperweight is signed in the design with Baccarat's complex signature cane "B 1971" in the next to the last ring. The signature cane is upside down in the paperweight and can be difficult to find. It also has an acid etched Baccarat mark appearing twice on the base along with the year (1971) and edition number (357). One of the best of the Baccarat concentric paperweights. Large and showy with great color.Note on number of rows or rings: This design has either ten or eleven rows, depending on whether you count the very first ring around the single center cane. I have chosen to count it as a separate ring to be consistent with past listings. Either way, it is an impressive number of rings for a paperweight Note on edition size: According to Paul Dunlop, this design is not a limited edition and the number made is unknown. Please Note: The stand shown in the pictures is not included with the paperweight. It is shown for illustration only.Note on white glare: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the light.Note for International buyers: If the final price is $400 or more, this paperweight must be shipped by USPS priority mail. If you are outside the US and wish to buy this paperweight, please contact me first with your address and I will check the availability and cost of postage.Large size: 3 1/16" diameter by 2 3/8" high. The base is polished flat.Signature: The paperweight is signed with Baccarat's complex signature cane "B 1971" in the next to the last outer ring. It is upside down in the row and can be hard to spot. In addition it is double signed with the acid etched Baccarat mark appearing twice on the base along with the the year (1971) and edition number (357). Condition: Excellent condition. Some scratches on the base. No other chips, cracks, or scratches found on inspection Baccarat was founded in 1776 in Alsace-Lorraine with the name of Verrerie de Sainte Anne. The original location was near the town of Baccarat. Today the firm is known as Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat. Most collectors refer to three periods of Baccarat paperweight production 1845 1860 - Classic period1920-1934 - Dupont period1953-2002 - Modern periodThis classification is definitely an over simplification. The best millefiori and lampwork paperweights were made during the classic period (1845-1860). Baccarat continued to make paperweights after the classic period, but little is known about the extent of the product line or who made the paperweights. What is known is that by 1910, the offering in the catalog had dwindled to pansy paperweights, simple open concentric paperweights, and rock paperweights. Popular lore attributes 1920-1934 Baccarat paperweights to a Mr. Dupont, who supposedly was the last worker at Baccarat to know the secrets of paperweight making. These paperweights were sold at a Baccarat retail shop in Paris. No collector or scholar ever met Mr. Dupont although at least one visited the Baccarat factory and asked to meet with him. The weights stopped appearing in the shop in 1934.In 1952, Paul Jokelson approached Baccarat with the idea of making sulphide paperweights again. In 1953 Baccarat resumed paperweight production with a series of sulphide paperweights the first of which were the unsuccessful Eisenhower sulphide followed by the Queen Elizabeth coronation sulphide. Millefiori paperweight production was resumed in 1957 and lampwork paperweights were re-introduced in the early 1970s. Baccarat stopped making this type of fine glass paperweights in 2002.You can read more about the Baccarat paperweights in the book Baccarat Paperweights - two centuries of beauty by Paul Dunlop or one of the older books on paperweights in general, such as The Encyclopedia of Glass Paperweights by Paul Hollister or World Paperweights by Robert Hall. Allan's Paperweights is owned by Allan Port. If you have any questions, please click the "paperweights" link under seller information and then contact seller. Please check out my other eBay auctions or visit my eBay Store. Free shipping in the US. If you are outside the US, please review the cost of postage. If in doubt, please check with me first. I ship to most countries. If you are blocked from bidding, please contact me and I will add your eBay user name to the allowed bidders list. If you would like a different shipping option, please contact me before paying the invoice. Full value will be declared for customs purposes. Please do not ask me to declare this a gift. The buyer is responsible for any customs fees, VAT fees, or handling charges imposed by your country's customs services. (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay August 8th, 2024

Antique Baccarat Roundels or Circlets Millefiori Paperweight

Antique Baccarat Roundels or Circlets Millefiori Paperweight Antique Baccarat Roundels or Circlets Millefiori Paperweight. circa 1845-1860. Antique Baccarat millefiori paperweight with a red, white, and blue garland pattern consisting of seven circles of millefiori canes, each with a single complex cane in the center. Six of the roundels are arranged in a a circle around the center roundel. The design is placed over a clear ground. The paperweight is unsigned but has several unique Baccarat canes and I guarantee that this is a genuine Baccarat millefiori paperweight from the classic period 1845-1860. A desirable addition to any collection of antique paperweights. Great color. Please Note: The stand shown in the pictures is not included with the paperweight. It is shown for illustration only. Note on white glare: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the lights. Note: US buyers only. This will not ship outside the US. Delivery in the US will require a signature. Size: 2 5/8" diameter by 1 3/4" high. The bottom is ground concave. Condition: Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or scratches. This paperweight has been professionally restored. Signature: Unsigned but I guarantee that this is a genuine Baccarat millefiori paperweight from the classic period 1845-1860. Baccarat was founded in 1776 in Alsace-Lorraine with the name of Verrerie de Sainte Anne. The original location was near the town of Baccarat. Today the firm is known as Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat. Most collectors refer to three periods of Baccarat paperweight production. 1845-1860 - Classic period 1920-1934 - Dupont period 1953-2002 - Modern period This classification is definitely an over simplification. The best millefiori and lampwork paperweights were made during the classic period (1845-1860). Baccarat continued to make paperweights after the classic period, but little is known about the extent of the product line or who made the paperweights. What is known is that by 1910, the offering in the catalog had dwindled to pansy paperweights, simple open concentric paperweights, and rock paperweights. Popular lore attributes 1920-1934 Baccarat paperweights to a Mr. Dupont, who supposedly was the last worker at Baccarat to know the secrets of paperweight making. These paperweights were sold at a Baccarat retail shop in Paris. No collector or scholar ever met Mr. Dupont although at least one visited the Baccarat factory and asked to meet with him. The weights stopped appearing in the shop in 1934. In 1952, Paul Jokelson approached Baccarat with the idea of making sulphide paperweights again. In 1953 Baccarat resumed paperweight production with a series of sulphide paperweights the first of which were the unsuccessful Eisenhower sulphide followed by the Queen Elizabeth coronation sulphide. Millefiori paperweight production was resumed in 1957 and lampwork paperweights were re-introduced in the early 1970s. Baccarat stopped making this type of fine glass paperweights in 2002. You can read more about the Baccarat paperweights in the book Baccarat Paperweights - two centuries of beauty by Paul Dunlop or one of the older books on paperweights in general, such as The Encyclopedia of Glass Paperweights by Paul Hollister or World Paperweights by Robert Hall. Allan's Paperweights is owned by Allan Port. If you have any questions, please click the "paperweights" link under seller information and then contact seller. Please check out my other eBay auctions or visit my eBay Store. Free shipping in the US. If you are outside the US, please review the cost of postage. If in doubt, please check with me first. I ship to most countries If you are blocked from bidding, please contact me and I will add your eBay user name to the allowed bidders list. If you would like a different shipping option, please contact me before paying the invoice. Full value will be declared for customs purposes. Please do not ask me to declare this a gift. The buyer is responsible for any customs fees, VAT fees, or handling charges imposed by your country's customs services.

Sold on eBay Sep 19, 2022

Baccarat Queen Elizabeth 2nd millefiori garland sulphide 1977 paperweight signed

Sold on eBay May 7th, 2024

Baccarat Millefiori Mushroom Turquoise Double Overlay Paperweight - 1971

Baccarat 1971 Millefiori Mushroom Turquoise Double Overlay Paperweight Baccarat 1971 Millefiori Mushroom Turquoise Double Overlay Paperweight. dated 1971. This modern millefiori paperweight features a wonderful six row concentric millefiori design with design pulled down to the base to form a slender stem, completing the mushroom form. The outer ring alternates between blue and yellow canes to create an interesting pattern when viewed from the base. The design is placed over clear crystal and finished with a turquoise and white double overlay. It is signed with a Baccarat complex "B1971" signature / date cane in the fourth ring from the center. This paperweight is also signed twice on the base with an acid etched Baccarat mark along with the engraved year (1971) and edition number (153). The overlay is faceted with one large top facet and five side facets. A fantastic paperweight Please Note: The stand shown in the pictures is not included with the paperweight. It is shown for illustration only.Note on white glare: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the light.Note for International buyers: If the final price is $400 or more, this paperweight must be shipped by USPS priority mail. If you are outside the US and wish to buy this paperweight, please contact me first with your address and I will check the availability and cost of postage.A mushroom paperweight is one that contains an upright, mushroom shaped tuft of millefiori canes. Below the tuft at the top, the canes are pulled down to form a stem. Typically the top is either a closepacked design or a close concentric design. Sometimes, especially with antique paperweights, a torsade is added surrounding the stem of the mushroom. Millefiori mushroom paperweights like this are among the most difficult paperweights to make. Add the double overlay and you have an extremely challenging and desirable paperweight Note on limited editions: After extensive research in the Baccarat archives, Paul Dunlop concluded that popular designs like this were numbered editions, but not limited editions. Baccarat made them in more than one year as sales demanded and numbered the production sequentially. I am not entirely in agreement, but I am content to adopt Dunlop's terminology and refer to this as a numbered 1971 edition. I believe Baccarat intended to limit production of challenging designs like this double overlay mushroom. The records, if any, remain to be found.Baccarat was founded in 1776 in Alsace-Lorraine with the name of Verrerie de Sainte Anne. The original location was near the town of Baccarat. Today the firm is known as Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat. In 1952, Paul Jokelson approached Baccarat with the idea of making sulphide paperweights again. In 1953 Baccarat resumed paperweight production with a series of sulphide paperweights the first of which were the unsuccessful Eisenhower sulphide followed by the Queen Elizabeth coronation sulphide. Millefiori paperweight production was resumed in 1957 and lampwork paperweights were re-introduced in the early 1970s. Baccarat stopped making this type of fine glass paperweights in 2002. You can read more about the Baccarat paperweights in his book Baccarat Paperweights - two centuries of beauty by Paul Dunlop or one of the older books on paperweights in general, such as The Encyclopedia of Glass Paperweights by Paul Hollister or World Paperweights by Robert Hall.Large size: 2 15/16" diameter by just over 2" high. The base is polished flat. The paperweight is faceted with one large top facet and a five side facets Signature: Signed with a complex "B 1971" signature / date cane in the fourth ring from the center. This paperweight is also signed twice on the base with an acid etched Baccarat mark along with the engraved year (1971) and edition number (153) Condition: Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or scratches found on inspection. Allan's Paperweights is owned by Allan Port. If you have any questions, please click the "paperweights" link under seller information and then contact seller. Please check out my other eBay auctions or visit my eBay Store. Free shipping in the US. If you are outside the US, please review the cost of postage. If in doubt, please check with me first. I ship to most countries. If you are blocked from bidding, please contact me and I will add your eBay user name to the allowed bidders list. If you would like a different shipping option, please contact me before paying the invoice. Full value will be declared for customs purposes. Please do not ask me to declare this a gift. The buyer is responsible for any customs fees, VAT fees, or handling charges imposed by your country's customs services. (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay November 18th, 2023

Baccarat Frog on a Pond Paperweight - 1974 Limited Edition

eBay Baccarat 1974 Limited Edition Frog on a Pond Paperweight Baccarat 1974 Limited Edition Frog on a Pond Paperweight. dated 1974. This modern lampwork paperweight features a green frog with red stripes on a transparent green pond. There is a nearby lily pad and some rocks on the surface. It is signed with a Baccarat "B 1974" complex signature / date cane in the design. This paperweight is also signed on the base with two acid etched Baccarat marks along with the engraved year (1974), edition number (163), and the edition size (240). A fantastic design from Baccarat.Please Note: The stand shown in the pictures is not included with the paperweight. It is shown for illustration only.Note on white glare: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the light.Note for International buyers: If the final price is $400 or more, this paperweight must be shipped by USPS priority mail. If you are outside the US and wish to buy this paperweight, please contact me first with your address and I will check the availability and cost of postage Baccarat was founded in 1776 in Alsace-Lorraine with the name of Verrerie de Sainte Anne. The original location was near the town of Baccarat. Today the firm is known as Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat. In 1952, Paul Jokelson approached Baccarat with the idea of making sulphide paperweights again. In 1953 Baccarat resumed paperweight production with a series of sulphide paperweights the first of which were the unsuccessful Eisenhower sulphide followed by the Queen Elizabeth coronation sulphide. Millefiori paperweight production was resumed in 1957 and lampwork paperweights were re-introduced in the early 1970s. Baccarat stopped making this type of fine glass paperweights in 2002. You can read more about the Baccarat paperweights in his book Baccarat Paperweights - two centuries of beauty by Paul Dunlop or one of the older books on paperweights in general, such as The Encyclopedia of Glass Paperweights by Paul Hollister or World Paperweights by Robert Hall.Large size: Just over 2 13/16" diameter by 1 15/16" high. The base is polished concave Signature: The paperweight is signed with a Baccarat "B 1974" complex signature / date cane in the design. This paperweight is also signed on the base with two acid etched Baccarat marks along with the engraved year (1974), edition number (163), and the edition size (240). Condition: Excellent condition. With the exception of very light wear on the base, no cracks, chips, or scratches were found on inspection. Allan's Paperweights is owned by Allan Port. If you have any questions, please click the "paperweights" link under seller information and then contact seller. Please check out my other eBay auctions or visit my eBay Store. Free shipping in the US. If you are outside the US, please review the cost of postage. If in doubt, please check with me first. I ship to most countries. If you are blocked from bidding, please contact me and I will add your eBay user name to the allowed bidders list. If you would like a different shipping option, please contact me before paying the invoice. Full value will be declared for customs purposes. Please do not ask me to declare this a gift. The buyer is responsible for any customs fees, VAT fees, or handling charges imposed by your country's customs services. (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay June 30th, 2024

Baccarat Spaced Millefiori on Lace Paperweight - 1977 - Large

Large Baccarat 1977 Spaced Millefiori on Lace Paperweight Large Baccarat 1977 Spaced Millefiori on Lace Paperweight. dated 1977. This wonderful spaced millefiori paperweight from Baccarat contains an arrangement of 19 millefiori canes on a lace or upset muslin ground. The canes are intricate and very colorful. See the close-up picture for more detail. It is signed with a Baccarat "B1977" signature / date cane in the design. And the base is signed with an etched Baccarat logo, the engraved edition number (52), and the engraved year (1977). It comes with its original (distressed) box and certificate. A large colorful example. This design was produced in 1977. It is not listed as a limited edition, but the individual paperweights were numbered sequentially. This is number 52 in that series. Paul Dunlop states on page 178 of his book Baccarat Paperweights two centuries of beauty that this style was made in numerous years as a numbered edition paperweight Please Note: The stand shown in the pictures is not included with the paperweight. It is shown for illustration only.Note on white glare: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the light.Note for International buyers: If the final price is $400 or more, this paperweight must be shipped by USPS priority mail. If you are outside the US and wish to buy this paperweight, please contact me first with your address and I will check the availability and cost of postage Baccarat was founded in 1776 in Alsace-Lorraine with the name of Verrerie de Sainte Anne. The original location was near the town of Baccarat. Today the firm is known as Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat. In 1952, Paul Jokelson approached Baccarat with the idea of making sulphide paperweights again. In 1953 Baccarat resumed paperweight production with a series of sulphide paperweights the first of which were the unsuccessful Eisenhower sulphide followed by the Queen Elizabeth coronation sulphide. Millefiori paperweight production was resumed in 1957 and lampwork paperweights were re-introduced in the early 1970s. Baccarat stopped making this type of fine glass paperweights in 2002. You can read more about the Baccarat paperweights in his book Baccarat Paperweights - two centuries of beauty by Paul Dunlop or one of the older books on paperweights in general, such as The Encyclopedia of Glass Paperweights by Paul Hollister or World Paperweights by Robert Hall.Large size: 3 1/16" diameter by just over 2 1/4" high. The base is polished flat.Signature: Made by Baccarat in France in 1977. Signed on the base with the etched Baccarat logo and also with a "B1977" signature / date cane in the design Condition: Excellent condition. Slight wear on the base, but no other cracks, chips, or scratch found on inspection. The box is moderately distressed with tape damage and a crease. Allan's Paperweights is owned by Allan Port. If you have any questions, please click the "paperweights" link under seller information and then contact seller. Please check out my other eBay auctions or visit my eBay Store. Free shipping in the US. If you are outside the US, please review the cost of postage. If in doubt, please check with me first. I ship to most countries. If you are blocked from bidding, please contact me and I will add your eBay user name to the allowed bidders list. If you would like a different shipping option, please contact me before paying the invoice. Full value will be declared for customs purposes. Please do not ask me to declare this a gift. The buyer is responsible for any customs fees, VAT fees, or handling charges imposed by your country's customs services. (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay Sep 19, 2021

Perthshire paperweight sulphide paperweight glassware glass scotland baccarat

Sold on eBay Oct 01, 2021

BACCARAT Limited * 1984' Crystal * BUTTERFLY Art Glass PAPERWEIGHT * NÂ° 12/175

Sold on eBay October 18th, 2023

Baccarat Rare 1972 Experimental Design Blue and White Flower & Buds Paperweight

eBay Baccarat Rare 1972 Experimental Design Blue & White Flower with Buds Paperweight Baccarat Rare 1972 Experimental Design Blue and White Flower with Buds Paperweight. dated 1972. This modern lampwork paperweight features a blue and white five petal flower with two buds, leaves, and stems. There is a nice complex millefiori cane in the center of the flower. The design is placed over an opaque white ground. This was one of the experimental paperweights Baccarat created in the 1970-1973 period. These designs were often one of a kind or very small editions. It is signed with a Baccarat's complex "B 1972" signature / date cane near the base of the flower. This paperweight is also signed on the base with an acid etched Baccarat mark along with the engraved year (1972) and sequence number (8). There is also a second acid etched Baccarat mark on the base. A fantastic paperweight Note: After extensive research in the Baccarat archives, Paul Dunlop concluded that from 1970 to 1973 Baccarat made over 50 experimental designs. All were made as one-offs or very small numbers. Technically they are not limited editions since they were never listed as production items. This paperweight is similar to one of the 1971 experimental paperweights illustrated in Dunlop's book (see page 179). The book shows a design with two different colored flowers, buds, leaves and stems on a yellow ground.Note on pictures: The white base and high dome made this paperweight difficult to photograph and resulted in shadows inside the paperweight. In proper light it displays beautifully Please Note: The stand shown in the pictures is not included with the paperweight. It is shown for illustration only.Note on white glare: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the light.Note for International buyers: If the final price is $400 or more, this paperweight must be shipped by USPS priority mail. If you are in Australia, please check with me on the cost of postage before bidding. The rules seem to change weekly and I may have to use the more expensive Priority Mail Express International. If you are outside the US and wish to buy this paperweight, please contact me first with your address and I will check the availability and cost of postage.Large size: Just under 3 3/16" diameter by 2 1/4" high. The base is polished flat.Signature: The paperweight is signed with Baccarat's complex signature cane "B 1972" signature / date cane near the base of the flower. This paperweight is also signed on the base with an acid etched Baccarat mark along with the engraved year (1972) and sequence number (8). There is also a second acid etched Baccarat mark on the base. Condition: Excellent condition. With the exception of light wear on the base, no cracks, chips, or scratches were found on inspection Baccarat was founded in 1776 in Alsace-Lorraine with the name of Verrerie de Sainte Anne. The original location was near the town of Baccarat. Today the firm is known as Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat. Most collectors refer to three periods of Baccarat paperweight production 1845 1860 - Classic period1920-1934 - Dupont period1953-2002 - Modern periodThis classification is definitely an over simplification. The best millefiori and lampwork paperweights were made during the classic period (1845-1860). Baccarat continued to make paperweights after the classic period, but little is known about the extent of the product line or who made the paperweights. What is known is that by 1910, the offering in the catalog had dwindled to pansy paperweights, simple open concentric paperweights, and rock paperweights. Popular lore attributes 1920-1934 Baccarat paperweights to a Mr. Dupont, who supposedly was the last worker at Baccarat to know the secrets of paperweight making. These paperweights were sold at a Baccarat retail shop in Paris. No collector or scholar ever met Mr. Dupont although at least one visited the Baccarat factory and asked to meet with him. The weights stopped appearing in the shop in 1934.In 1952, Paul Jokelson approached Baccarat with the idea of making sulphide paperweights again. In 1953 Baccarat resumed paperweight production with a series of sulphide paperweights the first of which were the unsuccessful Eisenhower sulphide followed by the Queen Elizabeth coronation sulphide. Millefiori paperweight production was resumed in 1957 and lampwork paperweights were re-introduced in the early 1970s. Baccarat stopped making this type of fine glass paperweights in 2002. You can read more about the Baccarat paperweights in book Baccarat Paperweights - two centuries of beauty by Paul Dunlop or one of the older books on paperweights in general, such as The Encyclopedia of Glass Paperweights by Paul Hollister or World Paperweights by Robert Hall. Allan's Paperweights is owned by Allan Port. If you have any questions, please click the "paperweights" link under seller information and then contact seller. Please check out my other eBay auctions or visit my eBay Store. Free shipping in the US. If you are outside the US, please review the cost of postage. If in doubt, please check with me first. I ship to most countries. If you are blocked from bidding, please contact me and I will add your eBay user name to the allowed bidders list. If you would like a different shipping option, please contact me before paying the invoice. Full value will be declared for customs purposes. Please do not ask me to declare this a gift. The buyer is responsible for any customs fees, VAT fees, or handling charges imposed by your country's customs services. (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay August 8th, 2023

Baccarat 1972 Experimental Yellow Striped Lizard on Orange Ground Paperweight

Baccarat 1972 Experimental Yellow Striped Lizard on Orange Ground Paperweight Baccarat 1972 Experimental Yellow Striped Lizard on Orange Ground Paperweight. dated 1972. This modern lampwork paperweight features a yellow striped lizard on a rocky orange ground. There are some silver colored rocks mixed in the surface. The ground has a translucent blue lower level that shows through the orange in places. It is signed with an illegible Baccarat complex signature / date cane in the design. This paperweight is also signed on the base with two acid etched Baccarat marks along with the engraved year (1972) and edition number (57). A fantastic example of an experimental design from Baccarat.Please Note: The stand shown in the pictures is not included with the paperweight. It is shown for illustration only.Note on white glare: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the light.Note for International buyers: If the final price is $400 or more, this paperweight must be shipped by USPS priority mail. If you are outside the US and wish to buy this paperweight, please contact me first with your address and I will check the availability and cost of postage.Note on edition numbering: After extensive research in the Baccarat archives, Paul Dunlop concluded that starting in 1970, Baccarat made numerous experimental designs. Some designs were one of a kind, others were produced in small quantities. Some designs were identified as limited editions usually limited to 200 paperweights, others did not have a brochure entry identifying the edition size. He shows an example of this lizard on page 182 of his book Baccarat Paperweights two centuries of beauty, but does not say it ever became a production design. I am assuming that it is one of the experiments sent to dealers to test their interest.Large size: 3" diameter by 2 1/8" high. The base is polished concave Signature: The paperweight is signed with an illegible Baccarat complex signature cane in the design. It also has two acid etched Baccarat marks on the base along with the engraved year (1972) and edition number (57). Condition: Excellent condition. With the exception of very light wear on the base, no cracks, chips, or scratches were found on inspection Baccarat was founded in 1776 in Alsace-Lorraine with the name of Verrerie de Sainte Anne. The original location was near the town of Baccarat. Today the firm is known as Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat. In 1952, Paul Jokelson approached Baccarat with the idea of making sulphide paperweights again. In 1953 Baccarat resumed paperweight production with a series of sulphide paperweights the first of which were the unsuccessful Eisenhower sulphide followed by the Queen Elizabeth coronation sulphide. Millefiori paperweight production was resumed in 1957 and lampwork paperweights were re-introduced in the early 1970s. Baccarat stopped making this type of fine glass paperweights in 2002. You can read more about the Baccarat paperweights in the book Baccarat Paperweights - two centuries of beauty by Paul Dunlop or one of the older books on paperweights in general, such as The Encyclopedia of Glass Paperweights by Paul Hollister or World Paperweights by Robert Hall. Allan's Paperweights is owned by Allan Port. If you have any questions, please click the "paperweights" link under seller information and then contact seller. Please check out my other eBay auctions or visit my eBay Store. Free shipping in the US. If you are outside the US, please review the cost of postage. If in doubt, please check with me first. I ship to most countries. If you are blocked from bidding, please contact me and I will add your eBay user name to the allowed bidders list. If you would like a different shipping option, please contact me before paying the invoice. Full value will be declared for customs purposes. Please do not ask me to declare this a gift. The buyer is responsible for any customs fees, VAT fees, or handling charges imposed by your country's customs services. (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay August 26th, 2023

Baccarat Double Trefoil Millefiori Paperweight 1977 Magnum

Baccarat Magnum 1977 Double Trefoil Millefiori Paperweight Baccarat Magnum 1977 Double Trefoil Millefiori Paperweight. dated 1977. This modern millefiori paperweight features a double trefoil design with a concentric pattern in the center. It has two interlaced three lobe garlands of red and yellow. The concentric design has green and blue circles. The design is set on a white lace ground placed over a translucent blue layer. It is signed with a Baccarat's complex "B 1977" signature / date cane in the design. This paperweight is also signed on the base with an acid etched Baccarat mark along with the engraved year (1977) and edition number (105). A fantastic paperweight Note: After extensive research in the Baccarat archives, Paul Dunlop concluded that starting in 1970, Baccarat made numerous variations on the double trefoil design. Some were identified as limited editions usually limited to 200 paperweights, others did not have a brochure entry identifying the edition size. I have not been able to find an edition size for this paperweight, so I am not calling it a limited edition.Please Note: The stand shown in the pictures is not included with the paperweight. It is shown for illustration only.Note on white glare: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the light.Note for International buyers: If the final price is $400 or more, this paperweight must be shipped by USPS priority mail. If you are outside the US and wish to buy this paperweight, please contact me first with your address and I will check the availability and cost of postage.Large size: Just under 3 1/4" diameter by just over 2 1/8" high. The base is polished flat.Signature: The paperweight is signed with Baccarat's complex signature cane "B 1977" in the design. It also has an acid etched Baccarat mark on the base along with the engraved year (1977) and edition number (105). Condition: Excellent condition. With the exception of light wear on the base, no cracks, chips, or scratches were found on inspection Baccarat was founded in 1776 in Alsace-Lorraine with the name of Verrerie de Sainte Anne. The original location was near the town of Baccarat. Today the firm is known as Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat. In 1952, Paul Jokelson approached Baccarat with the idea of making sulphide paperweights again. In 1953 Baccarat resumed paperweight production with a series of sulphide paperweights the first of which were the unsuccessful Eisenhower sulphide followed by the Queen Elizabeth coronation sulphide. Millefiori paperweight production was resumed in 1957 and lampwork paperweights were re-introduced in the early 1970s. Baccarat stopped making this type of fine glass paperweights in 2002. You can read more about the Baccarat paperweights in his book Baccarat Paperweights - two centuries of beauty by Paul Dunlop or one of the older books on paperweights in general, such as The Encyclopedia of Glass Paperweights by Paul Hollister or World Paperweights by Robert Hall. Allan's Paperweights is owned by Allan Port. If you have any questions, please click the "paperweights" link under seller information and then contact seller. Please check out my other eBay auctions or visit my eBay Store. Free shipping in the US. If you are outside the US, please review the cost of postage. If in doubt, please check with me first. I ship to most countries. If you are blocked from bidding, please contact me and I will add your eBay user name to the allowed bidders list. If you would like a different shipping option, please contact me before paying the invoice. Full value will be declared for customs purposes. Please do not ask me to declare this a gift. The buyer is responsible for any customs fees, VAT fees, or handling charges imposed by your country's customs services. (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay Sep 23, 2021

5 BACCARAT CRYSTAL FAMOUS FRENCH LEADERS PAPERWEIGHTS Faceted Art Glass Sulphide

Sold on eBay January 26th, 2025

Franklin Mint Great Leaders of History, Baccarat Sulphide Paperweight set

Sold on eBay Mar 26, 2023

A Group Of Four Baccarat Sulphide Portrait Paperweights

Sold on eBay November 4th, 2024

Antique Baccarat Paul Jokelson Catalog Sulphide Mother & Child Paperweight RARE

Sold on eBay Jun 03, 2022

ANTIQUE BACCARAT INCRUSTED SULPHIDE CAMEO PLAQUE OF NAPOLEON I OF FRANCE c 1810

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Baccarat Macédoine Millefiori Paperweight

eBay Baccarat Macédoine Millefiori Paperweight Baccarat Macédoine Millefiori Paperweight. circa 1957-1970s. This paperweight is made up of multi-colored striped millefiori segments arranged at (mostly) right angles. This is a contemporary paperweight made for only a short time. It is acid etched with the Baccarat signature on the base. This is a great example of a unique Baccarat design.Please Note: The stand shown in the pictures is not included with the paperweight. It is shown for illustration only.Note on white glare: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the light.The Macédoine is a uniquely Baccarat style in which the short sections of latticinio (twists, filigree, lace) are arranged in a quilt-like pattern with many of the sections at right angles to each other. This pattern was originally made during the classic period of French paperweights (1845-1860). The modern version was produced in the 1950s - 1970s and is similar to yet different from the antique version.Large size: 2 7/8" diameter by 2" high. The base is polished flat. The profile is slightly flattened. Condition: Excellent condition with no scratches, chips or cracks. Signature: Signed with the Baccarat acid etched signature on the base.Baccarat was founded in 1776 in Alsace-Lorraine with the name of Verrerie de Sainte Anne. The original location was near the town of Baccarat. Today the firm is known as Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat. Most collectors refer to three periods of Baccarat paperweight production:1845 1860 - Classic period1920-1934 - Dupont period1953-2002 - Modern periodThis classification is definitely an over simplification. The best millefiori and lampwork paperweights were made during the classic period (1845-1860). Baccarat continued to make paperweights after the classic period, but little is known about the extent of the product line or who made the paperweights. What is known is that by 1910, the offering in the catalog had dwindled to pansy paperweights, simple open concentric paperweights, and rock paperweights. Popular lore attributes 1920-1934 Baccarat paperweights to a Mr. Dupont, who supposedly was the last worker at Baccarat to know the secrets of paperweight making. These paperweights were sold at a Baccarat retail shop in Paris. No collector or scholar ever met Mr. Dupont although at least one visited the Baccarat factory and asked to meet with him. The weights stopped appearing in the shop in 1934.In 1952, Paul Jokelson approached Baccarat with the idea of making sulphide paperweights again. In 1953 Baccarat resumed paperweight production with a series of sulphide paperweights the first of which were the unsuccessful Eisenhower sulphide followed by the Queen Elizabeth coronation sulphide. Millefiori paperweight production was resumed in 1957 and lampwork paperweights were re-introduced in the early 1970s. Baccarat stopped making this type of fine glass paperweights in 2002. You can read more about the Baccarat paperweights in the new book Baccarat Paperweights - two centuries of beauty by Paul Dunlop or one of the older books on paperweights in general, such as The Encyclopedia of Glass Paperweights by Paul Hollister or World Paperweights by Robert Hall. Allan's Paperweights is owned by Allan Port. If you have any questions, please click the "paperweights" link under seller information and then contact seller. Please check out my other eBay auctions or visit my eBay Store. Free shipping in the US. If you are outside the US, please review the cost of postage. If in doubt, please check with me first. I ship to most countries. If you are blocked from bidding, please contact me and I will add your eBay user name to the allowed bidders list. If you would like a different shipping option, please contact me before paying the invoice. Full value will be declared for customs purposes. Please do not ask me to declare this a gift. The buyer is responsible for any customs fees, VAT fees, or handling charges imposed by your country's customs services. (Condition: Pre-Owned)

RARE 1954 BACCARAT WINSTON CHURCHILL Paperweight Sulphide Faceted Red Ground

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