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