Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

We have 17 objects that Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company has been involved with.

A free-blown favrile glass bowl vase whose iridescent glaze gives it a multidimensional colored effect of blue, purple and gold, with the blue-purple more apparent in the bottom half of the vessel. The shape is a somewhat depressed sphere with a heavy, rolled-over rim from a squarish opening with three visible thick ribs irregularly drawn down and diminishing to points at the base.

A mold-blown favrile amber glass jar with a silvery-gold metallic luster with a blue-purplish tint in places. An engraved band of two cherries and six leaves encircle the mid-secion of an ovoid footless body with a wide neck and narrow lip. The lid of the jar is a large flattened knob of a blue-ish hue with a cut rosette on the top.

A floral-shaped wine glass with a tall, clear stem has a vibrant pink, iridescent bowl with purple reflections that opens outward like a blossom. The bowl appears fragile and undulates with vertical, petal-like ridges; it has a wider section which sits on a slightly narrower bottom connecting to the stem. The stem is striated with parallel, vertical grooves which flow downward into a pool-like base.

Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company has collaborated with
Louis Comfort Tiffany and
Tiffany and Co..

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