The adventurine look to it makes me think it's a Murano artist but ones that look very similar to this style are Baccarat but they never have the metal flake in those. This is a large paperweight too. Bigger then most I ever see. Any help would be appreciated.

I bought this paperweight in a charity shop in Tunbridge Wells, England a few years ago. I noticed that it was signed P.Y. After doing some digging, I have learnt that Paul Ysart sometimes designated an inscription PY for friends and family instead of inside the glass. Interestingly, Tunbridge Wells is also home to Scottish Antiques, which sells a number of Paul Ysart paperweights. I wonder if it came from there and somehow found itself in a nearby charity shop. I'd love some opinions on what you might think, and it's perhaps its worth. It's beautiful.

Hi everyone. I have been given this huge paperweight and would like to know if anyone has any info about it please?

It's approximately 16cm in height and 16-17cm in width, and weighs over 3kg (my scales top-out at 3kg and it's too heavy for them!). I've included a couple of pictures, with a standard size Zippo lighter for scale. Thanks for looking!

Hello! I was wondering if anyone knew what kind of marks these are on the bottom? There are no identifying marks anywhere on the piece, just three very small holes? Unsure if they’re pontil marks.
Edit- pontilllll mark sorry I got autocorrected and didn’t notice

hello! I inherited this gorgeous cobalt paperweight from my Grandma & was wondering if anyone knew the maker. the tag has worn off over the years as seen in the photo. thank you so much!

Is this a Caithness paperweight? Edinburgh ?If not, any ideas . Thanks

Its approx 8cm diameter and 9cm high. it goes murky green/yellow under UV. There are four layers of petals, stem, green leaves, stem into green grass, then glass padding before base. Any help identifying age and maker?

Good day, I have this problem... My son shook this blue oil paperweight I've had for quite some years now, and at first I just let it rest overnight for it to settle down, but there are some blobs that won't integrate into the rest of the oil even after a few days, is there something to be done about it? I've been thinking of shaking it again and leaving it upside down but I fear the bubbles will get stuck under the palm tree leaves.

Sadly someone placed a live candle next to this paperweight. I assume it is made of a type of plastic? The left side now has a textured cloudy feel to it on the surface at the front.

Is there a way to return it to a clear front?

Curious if this is intentional design, or got cracked somehow? Thanks!

Bought this one several years ago in person on the island and holds a special place in the collection which at the moment is only 2 but hopefully will grow it soon.

Just bought about 26 paperweight and curious how to tell if they are Murano? I know a circular and clear base usually means it’s a sign just curious about other signs? I have a few more I’m not sure about but curious about these. Anything helps thank you!

AI says it is Ruckl with Czech garnets... what say you? Thanks for your consideration!!

Here is the 2nd set of pictures of my collection

Looking to sell my collection. Will need to create 2nd post to include the rest of pictures

Hi! I have the below paperweight and can’t for the life of me find out what it is and where it’s from. I can see that it says ‘Helen Mu____ 1992’?

Any help would be massively appreciated

Had for years bottom is smooth but it's not clear.

I have tried Google lensing this but get nothing. Does anyone have any information about this paperweight?