Maglight Transforms Magazines Into a Stained Glass-Like Table Lamp Design. News Agriculture Innovations. 06 ... making the Maglight a self-standing table top lamp with a “shade” and “base. ...

Vintage lighting has a charm and beauty that is not frequently found today. Gorgeous colored glass and charming detailing make old-fashioned lamps a beautiful addition to your home, any way you ...

With their ornate and colorful stained glass appearance, Tiffany lamps get their name from the Tiffany glass manufacturers — and yes, they're a family relation to the iconic Tiffany & Co.

Chant portable table lamp in clear or frosted glass is a sculptural lighting. Its weather-resistant and ideal for ...

Tiffany Is Known For Lamps And Stained Glass, But He Made Magical Mosaics, Too Louis Comfort Tiffany — son of the luxury jeweler — took a trip to Italy in the late 1800s and returned inspired.

Thirty-five years later, Melia owns Saint George’s Art Glass Studio in Rahway. He sells three to four lamps a year at $8,000 each and designs stained-glass windows to help subsidize his business.

Judson ended up hiring this prospective stained glass artist to work at his California studio. Yet the fact that an artist trained at the famous Tiffany clamored for a spot at Judson’s tiny ...

Alas, this stained-glass renaissance was short-lived. By the end of the 1920s, Wright abandoned it for reasons he never revealed; the material was relegated to lowly craft status in the decades ...

Whether you're an art nouveau addict, or hopping on the nostalgic trends sweeping the interiors world right now, you're probably familiar with the jewel-toned legacy of the stained glass Tiffany lamp.

Q: One of our grandchildren knocked over a floor lamp recently, breaking the top part of the lampshade. We are trying to find a replacement. The broken piece was a three-inch-high glass ring that ...

Stand Together BrandVoice; ... (a Pond Lily Lamp sold for that price at Christie's in 2018). ... whose father founded Tiffany & Co., produced stained glass in New York between 1878 and 1933.