Weight Number 8

So, what do you make of this one?

A single row of cream canes surrounds a complex cane of multiple rods within a white sheath.

A "1-2" pattern is formed by the 7, barely-visible green twists.

Pink ground.

Bubbles at junctions.

Take another look at the central cane - it's quite distinctive. A rather similar design was used by Vasart and Strathearn - and also by Paul Ysart! So although the cane is distinctive, it's not a definite clue to maker or period.

The cream canes and also the thinly flashed blue canes could indicate Strathearn. But they do appear in Vasart weights, too!

Almost a nice profile, but doesn't quite get there.

Well, what about an attribution? I am going to sit on the "transitional" fence. It fluoresces like Strathearns and later Vasarts but I feel that it could be either of these.