Louis C. Tiffany Stained-Glass Coasters

Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933), Essay, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Louis C. Tiffany Stained Glass Domed Magnets

This Tiffany Daffodil Cloisonné Blown Glass Ornament features radiant colors and celebrates details from Louis Comfort Tiffany's (1848-1933) Daffodil lamp produced by Tiffany Studios (1902-1932). The daffodil was a popular Tiffany Studios subject over several decades.

Tiffany Daffodil Cloisonné Blown Glass Ornament

The Louis C. Tiffany Favrile Coasters showcase patterns adapted from four luminous Favorite glass objects in The Met collection, all produced between 1893 and 1906 by the American master and his workshop. Celebrated for his innovations in stained glass, Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933) embodied the artistic spirit of America's Gilded Age. These coasters feature the designs of Roundel (1893-96) and different variations of Vase (1900, 1906). Each Louis C.

PBS Louis Comfort Tiffany Favrile Coasters (Set of 4)

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Louis Comfort Tiffany Stained Glass Magnets – Halim Time & Glass Museum

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Louis C Tiffany Clematis Coaster (Set of 4)

Protect your furniture from unsightly water rings with our Accent by RainCaper Coasters. This quartet of elegant coasters features the vibrant design of Louis Comfort Tiffany's Field of Lilies in the late 19th century. This magnificent window was constructed for Tiffany's Chapel created for the 1893 World's Fair. The delicate design illustrates the beauty of the lilies highlighted by rich blue and gold hues.

Tiffany Field of Lilies Ceramic Coaster Set

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Louis Comfort Tiffany - Stained glass 4. Magnolias and irises Poster for Sale by Olivia-One

Louis C Tiffany Style Stained Glass Sleeping Kitten with Magnolias and Irises Metal Print for Sale by Glissary

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