The beauty of Tiffany glass lighting is embodied in the rich family history of Lewis Comfort Tiffany and has created an immense following of admirers over the past 125 years. L.C. Tiffany's style and designs were inspired by the fine stained glass masterpieces found in Europe and around the world. The warm brilliantly colored glass pieces are a treasured, collected and protected art form that has spanned generations. L.C. Tiffany originals are now sold for untouchable prices at auctions only; you can achieve this little piece of Americana with beautiful high quality replicas sold here at consumer friendly prices.
Tiffany styled lamps and stained glass windows are the most common Tiffany pieces we see today. Lamps are found in beautiful sitting rooms, living rooms and bedrooms. They illuminate a diffused warming light that can be irresistible. Stained glass windows or window hanging pieces allow sunlight to pour through creating rich colors and wonderfully warm natural light and provide interest to an otherwise simple glass pane.
Tiffany lamps make up a large portion of the Tiffany market; however lighting manufacturers are also putting out striking lighting pieces for many applications. There are beautiful Tiffany chandeliers that fit comfortably in a breakfast nook or over a kitchen table, even foyer sized chandeliers that are unique and stunning. Bathroom and ceiling lighting applications are made possible with close to ceiling fixtures, bath lighting, unique pendants and wall sconces gently illuminate small spaces.
Tiffany glass is the name used to describe the many and varied types of glass developed and produced by Louis Comfort Tiffany. He was an American painter who began experimenting with glass. In 1875, he founded Louis Comfort Tiffany and Associated Artists, which soon employed over one hundred skilled craftsmen.
The pieces of stained glass that comprise Tiffany lighting are soldered together with copper foil. Tiffany style lights combines bronze bases from simple to ornate with natural shades of cut glass, mica, or gemstones.
Tiffany glass is the name used to describe the many and varied types of glass developed and produced by Louis Comfort Tiffany. He was an American painter who began experimenting with glass. In 1875, he founded Louis Comfort Tiffany and Associated Artists, which soon employed over one hundred skilled craftsmen.
The pieces of stained glass that comprise Tiffany lighting are soldered together with copper foil. Tiffany style lights combines bronze bases from simple to ornate with natural shades of cut glass, mica, or gemstones.
