Featured Need help to identify this paperweight

It has a "L" signature on the center cane. Any suggestion of the name and age? Thanks for your input.

 

Welcome to the forum!!!

The paperweight gurus will may know without additional photos, but it is always good to show the entire piece & a photo of the bottom.

Besides we all like to drool over eye candy & this one looks to be drool worthy.

 

WELCOME Jingyel !!! ... Joy.

 

Welcome to the forum, Jingyel.

 

Hi Jingyel!

Welcome to Antiquers!

 

@cxgirl

 

Welcome aboard.

 

Thank you everyone. I will add more photos when I get back home.

 

Welcome to the forum jingyel.
thanks bigger sorry jingyel, I don't know the maker but will have a look around, maybe the new photos will help with the id.
@janettekay might know the maker

 

Welcome jingyel. Much information can be ascertained by showing many views.

 

It does not look familiar to me ...but will do a little research tomorrow..
and YES..more views would be helpful ! Whole top (full view) ..bottom and side view...
Size?

 

I keep trying to remember who used that L cane.

Oh, hang on. Might it be a Y rather than an L? I'm thinking Ysart.

 

Yes--Y = Yasart.

Update---so far "L"= nothing in my research
Still hoping OP posts more photos..

 

Could it also or otherwise be a 'V' ??

 

I checked that also...

 

Hello, thank you everyone. Sorry for my delay. I am just back from CA. Here are some photos

 

Top and bottom

 

I don't think this is a Paul Ysart weight (but have been wrong many times) he used PY, H or no signature cane, most of his weights will also react under a blacklight
information on his weights in the link below
https://www.theglassmuseum.com/ysart.htm
looks like a nice weight Jingyel well worth posting on the glass message board to get an id
https://www.glassmessages.com
there is a facebook group also
https://www.facebook.com/groups/paperweightheaven/
If it was mine I'd use the glass message board first. Not sure where you are located but most of the posters are overseas so it could seem to take a bit before you get a response.
I had one that the signature cane looked like a 1 but it turns out it was a backwards J for Jay Glass (John Deacons)
Let us know what you find out

 

Thank you CXgirl for the help. I am in Illinois. I tried to post the photo on glass message board, but the requirement for photo size is quite confusing. Initially it said the size limit is 500k, I reduced the photo size to 400k, then it told me it has size limit is 125k.....

 

here are some of the 'Y' canes used by Salvador Ysart, the article says they can be confused with a V cane but I don't think yours is either letter, I see it as an 'L'. Most of the weights by the Ysart family seem to be dome rather than facet cuts, but again I could be wrong
https://www.ysartglass.com/Vascat/VasYX001.htm