Tiffany lamps were made by artist and designer Louis Comfort Tiffany, whose father was the cofounder of jewelry landmark Tiffany & Company, beginning in 1893. Tiffany Studios’ lamps were so popular ...

Cheyney McKnight shows a collection of Tiffany lamps at the New-York Historical Society. Explore the shapes, patterns, and colors of Tiffany lampshades at New-York Historical Society. Cheyney McKnight ...

Q: I have a large, very heavy Tiffany-style hanging lamp that belonged to my great grandfather. It is more than 100 years old. About 10 years ago, it was severely damaged in shipping. A stained-glass ...

NEW YORK — A newly renovated section of the New-York Historical Society showcases dozens of lamps by Louis Comfort Tiffany, putting renewed focus on how the works were made — and by whom. The ...

If you are wondering how to find the perfect vintage lamp for your space, and especially what type of lamp you want to shop for, know that few lamps are more captivating than a vintage flower lamp.

The price tags are still on the bottom. There's one for $12. Another for 6 bucks. Curator Amy Dehan now calls these objects "priceless." That's because each of these 36 pieces also have a noted name ...

Albert Louis Van Valey was in his late 20s when he moved to Everett in 1896. He ran a bottling business and prospered. His big American Craftsman home on the edge of downtown became an Everett ...

A rare Tiffany table lamp made with the brand’s signature leaded glass will headline Christie’s design sale in New York on Dec. 13. The lamp, offered for sale by an anonymous collector, is expected to ...

When is a lamp not a lamp? When it's a Tiffany lamp, in which case it qualifies as a work of art. By the end of the 1970s, the lamps of American art nouveau designer Louis Comfort Tiffany, son of ...

Susan Vreeland offers up a beautiful basket of historic threads pulled from the life of Clara Driscoll, a previously unsung artist who labored in the glass studios of Louis Comfort Tiffany, son of the ...

Antiques are wrapped up in history and sentiment. And anyone who has watched “Antiques Roadshow” knows that a bit of mystery also surrounds antiques as owners and dealers try to find out how a piece ...