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Glass Mall => Glass Market Place => Topic started by: BohaGlass on February 18, 2012, 09:45:01 AM
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Is this an ornament or a paperweight?
http://www.bohaglass.co.uk/shop/ornaments/remi-krukas-teggno-decorative-glass-ornament/
Describing it as an ornament seems more accurate, but more people are searching for paperweights.
It is more than heavy enough to weigh down paper - but what are the rules?
What is the true definition of a paperweight?
Help please!
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Without being able to give a "definition" for what constitutes a paperweight, I would say - this is one.
You should correct the name, however: Kriukas.
BTW - the full given name is Remigijus.
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Double Thanks Wuff.
My Lithuanian does not go beyond hi (Labas) and goodbye (Sogaru).
I actually misspelled his name on purpose to stop traffic leakage. He has a great website and 'knows his onions' when it comes to SEO
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Hi Boha Glass, welcome to the GMB.
Although the general question of whether something is a paperweight is fascinating and could generate a lengthy and varied discussion, the item shown is a current sales listing and as such belongs here on the Market Place forum. So I have put on my Moderator hat and made the move.
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Is this an ornament or a paperweight?
http://www.bohaglass.co.uk/shop/ornaments/remi-krukas-teggno-decorative-glass-ornament/
Describing it as an ornament seems more accurate, but more people are searching for paperweights.
It is more than heavy enough to weigh down paper - but what are the rules?
What is the true definition of a paperweight?
Help please!
Hi BohaGlass:
The item you refer to *kinda* reminds me of the item I had posted HERE (http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,45856.0.html) I asked the same question there IF that was a PW or a decorative piece. IMHO, I could see it sitting on a desk for a larger PW. As IMHO, it is a Decorative piece but also (IMHO) a paperweight.....just larger.
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