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PW142
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E & R Golden Crown paperweight
E&R Golden Crown (Ebeling & Reuss) was an import company in Pennsylvania distributing and importing china and crystal. Originally, they imported Swarovski crystal, but also many German, Viennese and Bavarian crystal lines.
This is a lovely Bohemian cut crystal beehive-shaped paperweight. Star-cut bottom and top, mill cut around bottom edge. Dark red bank around middle. Would look beautiful alongside similar wine glasses. Small chip near top, as seen in photo. 3 inches x 2.5, made circa 1981.
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PW021
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Robert Eickholt paperweight from 1982
Robert Eickholt formed his own studio making fine handblown glass in 1978. He has earned a reputation for beautiful and unique art glass objects, leading to international acclaim. Many of the innovative designs incorporate the use of the precious metals of gold and silver and the rare oxides of cobalt and copper.
PW021 features a blue ground, iridescent cascade with central air bubble, clear glass outside. Signed Eickholt 1982. 2.75 inches x 2.75, in mint condition. I have to say, the photos simply do not do this paperweight justice.
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PW189
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Robert Eickholt Paperweight c 1981
Unusual freeform glass sculpture by Robert Eickholt (who also did glass for The Glass Eye), encasing layers of iridescent gauze enclosing a red spiral veil with bubbles. The base is inches x 3.5 and it stands 4.5 inches tall. The base is etched Eickholt 1981. In mint condition.
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PW104
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Glasstique Candle paperweight for George Kamm
Commissioned by George Kamm, well-known collector and expert on paperweights, in 1979, this Glasstique paperweight is a very dark iridescent color, with a candle surface engraving by Sid (who has also done work for Joe St. Clair). 3 inches x 2.75, in mint condition, it is inscribed on the bottom, Glasstique Design #3 Candle GK #13 1979.
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PW339
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Paperweight by J.R. Grossman 1987
I LOVE this paperweight - it makes me think of Van Gogh's Starry Night painting. Seven pulled swirls of blue and cream over an amber center. It really should be displayed where light can shine through it. Signed JR Grossman 1987. 2.5 inches x 1.75, in mint condition. I haven't been able to find out much information on JR Grossman, other than he's listed as a glassblower in Illinois, and several glass artists mention him as an early mentor.
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PW316
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Paperweight by The Glass Eye 1986
Surface-decorated paperweight featuring clear glass core, white spatter overlay with applique of clusters of red berries with green leaves. Slightly iridescent overall. Made with Mount St. Helen ash. 2.75 inches x 2.5, in mint condition. Signed The Glass Eye 86.
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