3 rows of canes on upset muslin with short sections of fine muslin between the second and third row and between the individual blue/white/red canes in the 3rd row. The set-up reaches high into the low dome - a common feature with early St. Mandé weights. The red centre of the outer row of canes is what George Kulles - in his book “Identifying Antique Paperweights; The Less Familiar” (page 56) - describes as “Twin Ovals”.
4-Row Concentric- 21 Roses
Miniature Close Concentric
