A true Tiffany lamp features a stained glass shade with an intricate leadwork ... primary showpieces of a Tiffany lamp, but their brass bases are works of art in their own right.

There’s a diamond saw, a sink, and a side room with lamp bases and more glass. Red stained glass is more expensive because they use gold to make it, he said. Blue is also pricier, and clear ...

opaque glass for vases and domed lamps with cast-bronze bases, the rebirth of stained glass as a secular material seemed complete. Even the Modernists came to embrace its chromatic vitality ...

At the turn of the 20th century, multifaceted New York artist and designer Louis Comfort Tiffany was best known for his intricately detailed stained-glass ... landscape. Lamp bases, for example ...

At the encouragement of his friend Thomas Edison, interior designer Louis Comfort Tiffany invented an electric lamp with a stained-glass base and shade. He sold the first one in 1899, and the ...

When you think of stained glass, the name Tiffany probably comes to mind — those luminescent lamp shades or a stained glass window in a church or cathedral. But Louis Comfort Tiffany and his ...

One of those pieces was the double-pedestal lamp, which features colorful stained glass panes, geometric patterns and a rectilinear base. Its main motif is known as the “sumac pattern,” which ...

It didn’t take long for the world to take note of the exquisite stained glass windows, doors and lamps that emerged from ... took him to Patrick Air Force Base … and to John Emery.