Topic: (Themed) glass displays - show me yours, I'll show you mine... part 4

[keith]

Not this one Sue,getting a few of these now,considering they were only made for a short time(so I read somewhere)there are loads of colours and patterns including advertising weights.

[chopin-liszt]

I have my Uranium spider, and that's the only one I want, Keith.
The paperweightiness of it is a minus point, (I don't collect pwts) but the uranium and the spider are two major plus points I could not resist. 
In Hajdamach, 20th Century British Glass, p.379, the caption to plate 806, (a photograph of these weights) reads;

"Cased, cut and engraved weights by Webb Corbett from the mid-1970s. Designed by David Smith, the work's designer, the weights were only made for a short period of time."

Shame we don't know exactly how short.

[keith]

Short period but very busy,I see lots on my travels,never intended to collect pwt's but  ,here's my clear spider and one with what looks like a company logo

[keith]

Part two of the uranium collection

[Hel]

A blue-ish collection of sorts

or..well just all my purple and blue glass on a table

Helga

[flying free]

Linsmins  that is a huge collection of animals and figurines - amazing.  Are they all catalogued?

Hel, I love blues and purples together, the colours just look perfect together.
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[keith]

Finally got round to completing my 'English only' shelves,any one spot one that's not?

[chopin-liszt]

3rd pic down, the clear ribbed vases with cranberry and blue bits. 
I was reading the recent thread in which there were shown. I don't forget everything.

[keith]

The blue one is marked Webb so I presume the other is also Webb

[rosieposie]

Is that a black and white Murano vase on the top shelf of the first picture Keith?