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