Wisteria Library Lamp
ca. 1901 ORIGINAL COLLECTION The Wisteria is one of the most recognizable, beloved, and celebrated lamps created by the Tiffany Studios. Designed by Clara Driscoll, manager of the Women’s Glass Cutting Department, the Wisteria lamp is comprised of just under 2,000 pieces of glass. Each piece had to be selected, cut, wrapped in copper foil, and soldered together. It’s no wonder that this was one of the most expensive lamp models Tiffany Studios produced. In 1906, it retailed for a whopping $400.
The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass - A New York City Treasure
Tiffany Glass: Painting with Color and Light · Lafayette Art Galleries · Lafayette College
Opulent Tiffany lamps and windows now on display at CAM
Two Tiffanys, Stained Glass, and Jewelry
BYU MOA Exhibition Features Tiffany Lamps, Tiffany Stained Glass
The Original Tiffany – Vin de Vie Wine of Life
Wisteria magnetic notepad – The Neustadt
Tiffany lamp postcards, set of 8 – The Neustadt
Tiffany Glass: Painting with Color and Light at Cincinnati Art Museum
Opulent Tiffany lamps and windows now on display at CAM
The Original Tiffany – Vin de Vie Wine of Life