paperweight

She put the paperweight back down on the side table.

He turned into his office and found three notes, each under the same paperweight.

He took a last look at the paperweight, then nodded.

He felt along the sides of the paperweight again and then put it down.

Glass paperweights are still made in the same style today.

She brought the glass paperweight over to the bed to have a look at it in a better light.

I kept this one - it's a rather nice little paperweight.

Paperweight design, therefore, is all about form rather than function.

He had that thing you gave him out on the desk, in the front room, was using it for a paperweight.

On a table in the back is a rounded glass paperweight.

She set the paperweight back down with Mickey standing on his head.

Otherwise, one can end up with the most expensive paperweight in the company's history.

Pretty cool, even if it just ends up as a paperweight.

He reached for the paperweight and weighed it in his hand again.

"I looked a bit different," she said, her hand closing on the paperweight.

Sue stood up, raised the paperweight and hit him on the side of his head.

At the point of his death in 1984, he had amassed 850 paperweights.

He reached across the desk and removed the paperweight from her hand.

"I should have turned you into a paperweight or something else that can't talk a long time ago."

He reached across the desk for several pages held down by a paperweight.

The bottle is now used as a penny bank and paperweight.

Without shame, I read the two letters that had been held down by the paperweight.

An early project was a glass paperweight that he created in 1958 for a friend's retirement.

His eye fell on the fragments of the glass paperweight.

The paperweight is important to Winston as a symbol of the lost past.