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The History of Tiffany Glassmaking

Tiffany worked in several glasshouses beginning in 1827, including a period in his own glasshouse working with Venetian glassblower Andrea Boldoni, during which he studied the Venetian style of glass working. After the furnaces burned down twice, he began working at the Heidt Glasshouse in Brooklyn, where he continued his experiments developing new glass types. While there, he applied for three patents in various glass types.

He continued his experiments, trying to develop a wider variety of colors and textures of glass than was available anywhere in the world. He discovered that the glass in common claret bottles and preserve jars was more beautiful in color and quality than any existing stained glass, so he set about trying to determine what made them so. He discovered that the glass contained oxides of iron and other impurities.

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Tiffany lamp and lighting fixtures from Victorian to Modern styles for the home and office.

Each stained glass shade is hand foiled and then soldered together by craftsmen; each Victorian glass shade is hand blown. Please remember that no two pieces of glass are exactly alike. They do have some blisters, seeds, lines, and variations in the surface. These are not defects, but are simply characteristic of hand crafted lamps and stained glass. Please inquire.

Please note actual lampshade colors may vary according to your monitor settings and room light.

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