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Perthshire Paperweights was founded in 1968 in the town of Crieff, Scotland by Stuart Drysdale, who described himself as a "country lawyer." He employed some experienced glassworkers but also trained local young men and women. He took delight in referring to Perthshire Paperweights as 'The Antiques of Tomorrow.' All Perthshire Paperweights are signed with one exception. Does anyone know the answer?

Stuart Drysdale died in 1990 and his son, Neil, also a lawyer, took over as Director of Perthshire Paperweights. The factory was closed in January of 2002 after Neil Drysdale's untimely death in 2001.

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