A signed studio piece by Robert Burch, dated 1990, this hand-blown art glass egg-form paperweight represents the individualistic direction of late 20th-century British studio glass, where emphasis shifted from traditional millefiori toward more expressive, free-flowing internal decoration. The piece displays a controlled swirl composition, with layered colour drawn through the body in a manner that suggests confident furnace handling and an understanding of form in relation to internal movement. Unlike the regimented cane work seen in classical Murano weights, this example embraces a more contemporary studio aesthetic—fluid, organic, and less constrained by symmetry. The egg form is particularly effective here, offering a continuous surface that enhances the visual flow of the internal patterning. The finish is clean and glossy, with good clarity, allowing the colour work to be appreciated without distraction. The presence of the artist’s signature and date adds both authenticity and collectable interest, placing it firmly within the recognised studio glass movement of the period. While Robert Burch is not among the large-scale commercial names such as Caithness Glass, signed works of this nature appeal to collectors seeking more individual, artisan-led production rather than factory output. A strong decorative and collectible example of signed late 20th-century studio glass, with clear emphasis on form, colour, and individuality. EBAY . BUY NOW https://www.ebay.com/itm/377065608704?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5339144826&toolid=80006&mkevt=1

A pleasing example of late 20th-century Scottish studio glass, this Caithness Glass paperweight features a flowing latticino swirl design, executed in a warm amber ground with contrasting red and blue threads. The internal work shows a controlled spiral of latticino—fine white filament canes—drawn with reasonable precision, creating a sense of movement through the body of the weight. The colour combination is particularly effective: the amber casing provides depth and warmth, while the blue and red elements lift the composition, a balance often seen in Caithness’ more decorative ranges. While not directly attributable to a named designer such as Colin Terris, the piece reflects the broader Caithness studio tradition, where accessible art glass was produced with consistent technical competence. Compared with the tighter millefiori work associated with Murano, this example leans toward a freer, more fluid aesthetic typical of British studio output. The form is well-domed with a clean, glossy finish, allowing the internal swirl to be viewed clearly from multiple angles. Condition appears in line with age, and it presents well as a decorative cabinet piece. A modest but attractive example of Caithness production—appealing to collectors of Scottish glass and those drawn to the softer, more organic styles of late-century paperweight design. EBAY . BUY NOW . FREE SHIPPING https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/168267034993?mkcid=1&mkrid=710-53481-19255-0&siteid=3&campid=5339144826&toolid=80006&mkevt=1

A fine example of late 20th-century Scottish studio output, this Strathearn Art Glass paperweight displays a tightly executed close-packed millefiori arrangement, a technique long associated with the revival of classical Venetian methods seen in Murano production. The weight exhibits a dense field of well-controlled canes, set with pleasing regularity and colour balance—indicative of Strathearn’s more disciplined period of manufacture. The palette is lively yet not garish, suggesting a considered selection rather than purely decorative excess. The dome is evenly formed with a satisfactory optical finish, allowing the internal work to present cleanly without distortion. Collectors familiar with the lineage from Vasart Glass through to Strathearn will recognise the continuity in cane work and layout, though this example leans more toward the compact millefiori traditions reminiscent of Murano export pieces rather than the looser, more experimental Vasart style. Condition is consistent with age and use, and the piece retains good cabinet presence. While not attributable to a named individual maker, it sits comfortably within the established Strathearn output that continues to attract steady collector interest. A solid, decorative cabinet weight with clear ties to both Scottish studio practice and the broader millefiori tradition. EBAY . BUY NOW . FREE SHIPPING https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/137157801401?mkcid=1&mkrid=710-53481-19255-0&siteid=3&campid=5339144826&toolid=80006&mkevt=1

This beautiful paperweight from SKRUF Sweden features a stunning calla lily flower design on a confetti background. The hand blown glass production technique produces a unique and intricate texture, making it a great addition to any paperweight collection. Measuring at 3 inches, this original piece is signed and incised with the SKRUF backstamp. Perfect for lovers of art glass and calla lilies, this paperweight is a must-have for any collector. EBAY . BUY NOW . FREE SHIPPING https://www.ebay.com/itm/287201807058?mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5339144826&toolid=80006&mkevt=1

This beautiful paperweight from Caithness is a vintage original, handmade in the late 20th century using hand blown crystal glass. It features a multicoloured design and is perfect for collectors of paperweights or lovers of vintage glassware. The brand, Caithness, is well known for their quality glass products and this paperweight is no exception. EBAY . BUY NOW . FREE SHIPPING https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/145179838985?mkcid=1&mkrid=710-53481-19255-0&siteid=3&campid=5339144826&toolid=80006&mkevt=1