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- Paperweight abstract "Fine glass paperweights are widely produced, collected, and appreciated as works of art and are often exhibited in museums as examples of fine glass art.They are made entirely of glass by sole artisans, or factories, usually in limited editions. They first began to be produced, especially in France, in about 1845, but began a sustained revival and rise in popularity in the middle of the twentieth century.".
- Paperweight thumbnail RickAyottePlums.png?width=300.
- Paperweight wikiPageID "2272780".
- Paperweight wikiPageRevisionID "605899733".
- Paperweight hasPhotoCollection Paperweight.
- Paperweight subject Category:Collecting.
- Paperweight subject Category:Glass_art.
- Paperweight subject Category:Glass_production.
- Paperweight subject Category:Paper.
- Paperweight comment "Fine glass paperweights are widely produced, collected, and appreciated as works of art and are often exhibited in museums as examples of fine glass art.They are made entirely of glass by sole artisans, or factories, usually in limited editions. They first began to be produced, especially in France, in about 1845, but began a sustained revival and rise in popularity in the middle of the twentieth century.".
- Paperweight label "Briefbeschwerer".
- Paperweight label "Paperweight".
- Paperweight label "Pisa-papel".
- Paperweight label "Pisapapeles".
- Paperweight label "Presse-papier".
- Paperweight label "Presse-papier".
- Paperweight label "Пресс-папье".
- Paperweight sameAs Briefbeschwerer.
- Paperweight sameAs Pisapapeles.
- Paperweight sameAs Presse-papier.
- Paperweight sameAs 문진.
- Paperweight sameAs Presse-papier.
- Paperweight sameAs Pisa-papel.
- Paperweight sameAs m.06_x91.
- Paperweight sameAs Q914149.
- Paperweight sameAs Q914149.
- Paperweight wasDerivedFrom Paperweight?oldid=605899733.
- Paperweight depiction RickAyottePlums.png.
- Paperweight isPrimaryTopicOf Paperweight.
