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Author Topic: Help needed to identify this inkwell/paperweight please  (Read 1298 times)

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Offline ish2020

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Hi to you all I have just registered so am a newby here, I am struggling to identify an inkwell paperweight purchased recently
The photo is of the stopper top there is a date cane in main body in middle of cane set up of 1852
It has a broken off pontil
Would appreciate any help to identify, hope pics go through ok
Regards Keith

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I have put pics on eBay currently under " clichy bacaraat St. Louis French ?" For £50,000  just to stop buyers from bidding if anyone wants to take a look at photos

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Offline mildawg

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Re: Help needed to identify this inkwell/paperweight please
« Reply #1 on: May 18, 2015, 11:40:07 PM »
Baccarat Dupont period is my guess.

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Re: Help needed to identify this inkwell/paperweight please
« Reply #2 on: May 19, 2015, 06:08:41 AM »
Definitely Dupont period Baccarat (1920s).  The eBay item is 171793240159.
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Re: Help needed to identify this inkwell/paperweight please
« Reply #3 on: May 19, 2015, 02:12:03 PM »
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Hi.  I agree typical - Dupont canes.  This piece dates to the 1920s, as Allan says.  An 1852 date rules out 'antique French', as it was not a date used at the time.  Murano also use 1852 date canes in pieces made much later.  These Dupont bottle and stopper sets are less common than the Dupont paperweights, and the ones I have seen vary in quality from slipshod to very neat!

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