Esque Glass Revolver
Paperweights are interesting pieces of desktop art, which is why we love them. We all know that there are not
often high-speed winds sweeping through our offices. This Esque Revolver is an exceptional example of
paperweight art. It is hand-blown glass that is shaped into a life-size revolver. Though each piece varies slightly,
they are strikingly realistic, not to mention beautiful. The glass is recycled, and the revolver can be blown in amber
or metallic blue. All pieces are custom made to order. Price: $315.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Therap Apr 24th 2006 12:54PM
I don't understand this phrase: "We all know that there are not often high-speed winds sweeping through our offices". For what it here?