Whitefriars Farfalla large butterfly paperweight Dark ground, facet cut paperweight, 3.25 inches x 2. Full lead crystal above millefiori butterfly and garland over black ground. Similar weight on page 116 of Paperweights of the World by Monika Flemming & Peter Pommerencke. In mint condition, with original box, with Whitefriars logo cane dated 1979.
Manufacturer: Whitefriars  

Whitefriars large garland paperweight Beautiful faceted paperweight 3.25 inches x 1.75, in mint condition. Clear lead crystal over blue and green interlaced garlands on midnight blue ground. Whitefriars logo cane dated 1977. Comes with original box.
Manufacturer: Whitefriars  

Francis Whittemore Pedestal Paperweight Francis Whittemore was a technical glassblower during the 40's and 50's and began artistic glass-blowing in the 1960's. His work is very difficult to find, since he never made any great quantity and has long since halted production.

This paperweight is 1.75 inches x 2.5, featuring a nosegay of red white and blue flowers and green leaves on a pale blue, almost white background. Signature W cane on front and back. #18 in this edition. In mint condition.
Manufacturer: Francis Whittemore  

Jonathon Winfisky Paperweight, 1982 Jonathon Winfisky is a Massachusetts glass artist whose work has been displayed in the Corning Museum of Glass and Wheaton Village Museum.

This free-form glass weight, with a base 2 inches x 2.5, and a height of 3.25 inches, features sea-foam veils and bubbles, blades of sea grass. It is signed Winfisky 1982 2/79. In mint condition.
Manufacturer: Jonathon Winfisky  

Paperweight by Karen Wolkoff Kind of a funky paperweight, with an orange flower encased in clear dome, free form stem. The flower clings to the underside of the dome, rather than being centered. I like it. Signed Wolkoff, '82. 2.75 inches x 2.5, in mint condition.
Manufacturer: Karen Wolkoff paperweight