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Lot 377*

Three Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. flower paperweights, circa 1860

11 July 2018, 10:30 BST
London, Knightsbridge

£900 - £1,200

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Three Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. flower paperweights, circa 1860

One with a weedflower with deep blue and blue-and-white striped petals and a composite cane centre, 7.8cm diam, 4.4cm high, another also with a weedflower with petals in pink and dark blue, 7.2cm diam, 5cm high, the third small weight with a clematis-type flower with two-tone blue and white petals, 5.7cm diam, 4.1cm high (3)

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