The only design by Tiffany Studios that calls for a substantial use of drapery glass is the 28" Magnolia. The shade, beautifully reproduced here by Jim Clark of Mendota, Virginia, shows an expert use of Uroboros drapery combined with more subdued glass made by Uroboros. Bullseye glass was used in the background.
Photography by Jim Clark.
An original 14" shade by Marcia Field of North Wales, Pennsylvania. The quartz "flower" clusters have sparkly centers of dalle de verre chips. Each geode slice is surrounded by quartz pebbles before being fit into the shade. The copper base is an oil lamp from the 1800's.
Photography by James Hayden.This brilliant shade, which showcases hadmade fused gems and nuggets along with glass produced in Argentina, was designed and fabricated by Aldo Winklebauer, Santa Fe, Argentina.
Photography by Rodolfo Malatesta.This 20" variation of Tiffany's popular dragonfly theme was crafted by Keiichi Yamamoto, San Diego, California, using Uroboros glass exclusively to portray his idea for this resplendent scene.
Photography by Keiichi Yamamoto