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"Desert Series Fan Vase" Art Glass Vase Created by Steven Main Handblown glass with color stacking, cane pick-up, and overlays. Each piece is unique, and will vary slightly. Dimensions: 10.0in H x 10.5in W x 4.5in D.
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Trans Bolinas: Bernard Katz: Art Glass Vase - Artful Home
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stained glass art
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Michelle Tan Beautiful! Love your boards Sam.
Sam Pryor Thanks, Michelle. I'm glad...
Meridae Anderson Me too!
Sam Pryor And thank you, Meridae! :-)
Tiffany Studios--peacock leaded glass window (c) Christie's Images Ltd.
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Detail of Tiffany glass from Hotel Utica, NY (of all places)--Chuck Kuhn
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Peacock glass vase, Bohemian glass in green and amber with out-turned rim circa 1930
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Column -- Louis Comfort Tiffany, 1898-1902
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Bohemian Glass Bowl Art glass and bronze 20th century Bowl with pinched rim on green iridescent body with polished pontil held by stylized floral bronze mounts joined to circular base, dia. 8, ht. 5 1/2 in.
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1905 Quezal silver overlay glass vase.
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"Desert Series Fan Vase" Art Glass Vase Created by Steven Main Handblown glass with color stacking, cane pick-up, and overlays. Each piece is unique, and will vary slightly. Dimensions: 10.0in H x 10.5in W x 4.5in D.
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Hat Pin with Scarabs: René Lalique (French, 1860-1945) ca. 1912 glass, silver
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Autumn Landscape [1890s].. This window is from Tiffany's Impressionist period. Selected sheets of Favril glass are combined into a sky as "impressionist" as one produced by the painters. The window appears even more spontaneous because of the light that is transmitted through it, a uniqueness of glass unknown to the painters on canvas.
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Dragonfly pitcher
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Cheryl 1109 Love this, so pretty.
Patty Flagler This is one of my all-time favorites.
Cheryl 1109 @Patty Flager. Hi! You have such good taste, lol. Enjoy pinning.
Patty Flagler Thanks, Cheryl and right back at you!!
Stained glass window by George de Feure , ca. 1901-1902, Virginia Museum of Fine ARts in Richmond.
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Detail from the spectacular Greene & Greene lantern for James A. Culbertson in Pasadena. The wooden detailings at the corner are based on corbel bracket arms from Chinese Liao architecture (or so I'm told).
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Brent Kimmel It amazes me how none of Greene & Greene’s work begs for attention – you could probably walk by this lamp a hundred times and never notice the details – but when you do stop to look, the subtle complexities of the thing are just overwhelmingly beautiful. In his book “Greene and Greene: Poems of Wood and Light”, author David Mathias (who was my computer science professor at one point, oddly enough) posits that this is a reflection of the Greenes’ (conscious or unconscious) efforts to achieve the Japanese aesthetic ideal of shibusa. Insofar as I’ve seen, no Western designer or architect in the century since G&G have been able to achieve that integration of Eastern aesthetics and American Craftsmanship quite as naturally as they did.
Sam Pryor Wonderful comment. This lamp has been pinned on this board before and if you pause to look at the stained glass, not to mention the design and the wood, it is gorgeous.
Original Greene& Greene lamp...Never seen one like this before.
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Sam Pryor Sold for $475,000 at auction.
Floriform Glass Vase in Tiffany Glass and Decorating Co. Mount Art glass and bronze New York Opalescent and gold iridescent glass with green pulled feather design, base tip loss where it fits into verdigris bronze petal socket, cylindrical stem on circular foot, marked on bronze base Tiffany Studios, New York, 1686, and no. 43, also with Tiffany Glass and Decorating Co. mark, total ht. 17 1/2 in.
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Local St. Petersburg artist Duncan McClellan
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Dale Chihuly
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Jen Besser This is so serene, it makes me feel relaxed just looking at it
Peacocks and Peonies I --- John La Farge, 1882
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![Autumn Landscape [1890s].. This window is from Tiffany's Impressionist period. Selected sheets of Favril glass are combined into a sky as "impressionist" as one produced by the painters. The window appears even more spontaneous because of the light that is transmitted through it, a uniqueness of glass unknown to the painters on canvas.](http://media-cache7.pinterest.com/upload/237283474086829589_wRpL9efK_b.jpg)
Sandra Ruchaud Moi qui était en extase devant ses poteries ce week end à Herbignac au marché de Potiers !!!!! Magnifique technique !! Superbe !