Books on Glass Paperweights

If you are looking for
glass paperweights, you
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Glassmaking skills were
spread thoughout Europe
by the Romans some
two thousand years ago.
There was a decline in
glassmaking when the
Roman Empire fell, but
the city of Venice had
re-established itself as a
major glassmaking centre
as early as 450A.D.
Throughout the middle
ages Venetiain glass
led the world, but was
challenged and overtaken
during the 19th & 20th
centuries.

Index to pages on
other kinds of glass

• Scottish Paperweights, by Robert G. Hall, 1999
• Caithness Paperweights: 2nd Edn.by Colin Terris, 2004
• The Dictionary of Paperweight Signature Canes, by Andrew H. Dohan, 1997.
• Ysart Glass, by B. Blench, I. Turner, A. J. Clarke, F. Andrews, 1990.
• Glass Paperweights of the Bergstrom-Mahler Museum, The City of Neenah Municipal Foundation, Inc. 1989.
• Glass Paperweights, by Evelyn Campbell Cloak, 1969
• The Encyclopaedia of Glass Paperweights, by Paul Hollister Jr., 1969.
• Paperweights, by Pat Reilly, 1994.
• Paperweights of The World, by Monika Flemming & Peter Pommerencke, 2006.
• Paperweights, by Sybylle Jargstorf, 1997.
• Glass Paperweights, by Patricia McCawley, 1975.
• Glass Paperweights, by James Mackay, 1973.
• Paperweights and Other Glass Curiosities, by E. M. Elville, 1954.
• Old Glass Paperweights, by Evangeline H. Bergstrom, 1940.

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