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Allan Scott 's paperweights

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Leni:
Hi Allan,

To preserve his modesty,  :wink: I'll post a couple of samples of Adam's work - the first Adam Aaronson piece I owned - a perfume bottle:  http://tinypic.com/a3jcl1.jpg

And my precious 'Estuary Dawn' vase, from his 'Landscapes' range, which we saw him make and which he kindly inscribed 'made at the inagural meeting of the London Glassaholics'  :D http://tinypic.com/a3j97t.jpg

However, Adam has also already ventured into paperweight making!  Here's one of his I bought at the National Glass Collectors' Fair this year: http://tinypic.com/a3ja1g.jpg

Can't wait to see him try lampwork!   :shock:  :D

Leni

Allan:
Hi,
   Thanks for posting the pics Leni,Looks like interesting stuff.How big are the pieces?.The middle image especially looks interesting.If you are reading this Adam,how long have you been glassmaking and where?.
                     Allan

Leni:
The perfume bottle is sort of large paperweight size and the paperweight is .... er ... sort of large paperweight size!   :roll:  :lol:

Adam's Landscapes come in all sizes!  Mine's a whopping 8" high and 5" diameter and *heavy*!  But it's not as big as some of the ones he makes  :shock:  

Here's a pic of the display of Landscapes he took to the National, including some *really* big ones!   http://tinypic.com/a407x0.jpg

Leni

Allan:
Hi,again,
            They look great,I really like the ones on the far end of the table,the colours look really cool.
                         Allan :D

Anonymous:

--- Quote from: "Allan" ---Hi,again,
            They look great,I really like the ones on the far end of the table,the colours look really cool.
                         Allan :D
--- End quote ---


Some of the "earthy" ones have a kind of Hans Coper feel to them.....impressive display particularly when shown together like this.

Regards


Gareth

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