Tiffany Studios New York Pair of Three Light Table lamps
Regular price
$35,000
The Three-Light Lamp by Tiffany Studios New York showcases three gold Favrile glass shades with a subtle purple iridescence, elegantly mounted on a three-arm patinated bronze base. Inspired by the form of a candelabra, the design was intended to illuminate a grand dining table with similar grace and grandeur. The shades, with their delicate contours, muted tones, and refined detailing, offer a graceful contrast to the base’s bold, sculptural presence. When lit, they emit a warm, luminous glow, their shimmering iridescence casting an enchanting light upward and creating a captivating visual effect.
Item #: L-21801
Artist: Tiffany Studios New York
Country: United States
Dimensions: 8.5" diameter, 22" height.
Materials: Favrile Glass, Bronze
Shade Signed: L.C.T. Favrile
Base Signed: Tiffany Studios New York 310
Item #: L-21801
Artist: Tiffany Studios New York
Country: United States
Dimensions: 8.5" diameter, 22" height.
Materials: Favrile Glass, Bronze
Shade Signed: L.C.T. Favrile
Base Signed: Tiffany Studios New York 310
The term “Favrile,” derived from the Old English word “Fabrile” meaning handmade, is a type of glass that Louis Comfort Tiffany patented in 1894, after years of experimentation. Favrile glass is highly iridescent due to the embedded coloring. The term “Favrile” glass was used generally by Tiffany Studios New York to mark their various products, from art and stained glass to ceramics, to denote a product of the highest quality created by hand by the company’s craftspeople.
The term “Favrile,” derived from the Old English word “Fabrile” meaning handmade, is a type of glass that Louis Comfort Tiffany patented in 1894, after years of experimentation. Favrile glass is highly iridescent due to the embedded coloring. The term “Favrile” glass was used generally by Tiffany Studios New York to mark their various products, from art and stained glass to ceramics, to denote a product of the highest quality created by hand by the company’s craftspeople.
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