Century Studios Holiday Hours
Thursday November 28 - Closed
Friday November 29 through Saturday December 21 - Regular Hours
Sunday December 22 through Wednesday January 1 - Closed
Thursday January 2 - Resume Regular Hours
Century Studios Holiday Hours
Thursday November 28 - Closed
Friday November 29 through Saturday December 21 - Regular Hours
Sunday December 22 through Wednesday January 1 - Closed
Thursday January 2 - Resume Regular Hours
Flowering dogwood was one of Tiffany Studios' favorite subjects for lamps and they created dogwood shades in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. The 12" Dogwood is a compact shade covered in blooms. We chose various shades of pinks for the flowers and a delicate fracture/streamer glass for the sky to keep the shade light and airy. This shade was created for a client in New York is shown on the beautifully detailed Chinese base (16" tall).
The 20" Poppy
is one of Tiffany Studios' most popular lamp patterns. Ascending
from a horizontal band of leaves, the flowers and buds rise up on
slender stems represented by the vertical lead lines to fill the upper
two thirds of the shade. The addition of metal filigree overlays on the
flower centers and leaves give the shade added depth.
The 14" Peony is a compact shade with a large personality. Covered in large flowers and lush foliage, this pattern cries out for bold colors and textured glasses.
Heavily textured pink and red glasses enhance the flower's playful interaction with the verdant foliage. The lightly textured background dramatically shifts from sunny yellow to deep blue. The use of textures throughout the shade draw the viewer closer, creating an almost irresistible urge to experience the lamp through touch as well as sight.The shade has been paired with the Penguin Foot w/Arms base. This lamp has been sold and is in a private collection in Texas.
Zodiac symbols were a popular design feature that adorned many items created by Tiffany Studios including mosaic panels, desk set items and lamps. The 22" Zodiac represents each of the twelve zodiac symbols with a brass filigree medallion. Additional decorative filigree medallions adorn the surface of the shade and each section of the shade has a large round turtleback tile.
For this shade the rope borders are a fiery amber tone and the areas inside each of these bordered vignettes is a lively mix of blue, yellow and green. The background areas are a rosy mixed purple giving the completed shade has a warm, friendly glow. The shade is pictured on the Large Lion's Foot base (28" tall). This lamp was created in 2022 and is now in a collection in North Carolina.
The 15" Spider is one of our most popular small lamps. Tiffany Studios originally labeled this shade Plain with Heavy Ribs for Base 337 (on their price lists "plain" is Tiffany-speak for geometric, base 337 is the Mushroom) but the inspiration for this design is obviously a long legged spider sitting atop its web in a garden. The cast bronze spider gives the shade a tactile thee dimensional look which is accentuated by the irregular lower edge.
The glass chosen for this shade dramatically shifts from green to deep amber. Original examples of this shade are almost always mated with the highly detailed Mushroom base (17" height) as indicated on the original price listing for the shade. This lamp was created for a client in Connecticut.
The 14" Chestnut
is an original Century Studios shade pattern designed by Bill
Campbell. The celadon green sky is tinged with peach, setting
off the multi-toned green foliage and the pink and white flowers. Created in 2015 and now in a private collection, the shade is shown on the Shell Urn base (17" tall).
We recently completed a 16" Peacock Feather lamp for a client in New Jersey. The
shade is shown on the distinctive Bell Pepper base. A strong amber tone at the top of the shade quickly shifts through emerald
green and then to blue. These colors are reflected in the
peacock "eyes" that encircle the lower portion of the shade.
This boldly conceived Tiffany shade design combines a naturalistic peacock feather pattern with the repetitive symmetry of a geometric shade. The dome shaped shade has a flat surface, but the pattern produces the optical illusion that the surface is accordion pleated.