This rare Favrile glass lily table lamp was crafted by Tiffany Studios. The lamp is a perfect illustration of Louis Comfort Tiffany's lifelong interest in the natural world; his top designs such as this drew inspiration from his experiences with nature. The subtle gradation in color and shape of each of the seven shades reveals its exceptional craftsmanship. With a complex and well-balanced design, this lamp displays the careful execution and artistic eye for which Tiffany is known.View more det

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This magnificent Tiffany Studios table lamp showcases the famed Poppy pattern, almost certainly designed by Clara Driscoll around 1900. The mesmerizing leaded glass shade radiates a warm amber glow and is accented by delicate bronze filigree, exemplifying Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Art Nouveau aesthetic of harmonious colors and natural motifs. Driscoll, appointed head of the women’s glass-cutting department at Tiffany Studios in 1892, created some of the firm’s most sought-after and commercially su

From The Tiffany Archives - In 1887, Tiffany & Co. made history by boldly acquiring nearly one third of the French Crown Jewels at auction. This daring move solidified the House’s reputation as a global leader in high jewelry. Today, a selection of these jewels live on in The Tiffany Archives as a testament to this historic chapter in our legacy. #TiffanyAndCo | Tiffany & Co.