Large Ceiling Light Made of Mother-of-Pearl Glass Panes with Crystal, Ø 80 cm
by
Tiffany-Leuchten
Description
This impressively large, round ceiling light in Art Deco or Art Nouveau style, with a diameter of 80 cm, is assembled using traditional Tiffany techniques from pearlescent, curved glass panes. With its nostalgic charm, it enhances any room. The pearlescent glass creates a warm, pleasant room light. A sparkling crystal is placed on top as a crowning glory.
Note: For technical reasons, an oily protective film may adhere to the lamp. This can be easily removed. Please refer to our care and cleaning information: Care instructions for Tiffany lamps.
Material: blackened sheet steel bracket, copper and tin-framed glass (so-called ‘lead glazing’), crystal glass
Diameter: 80 cm
Light bulbs: 5 x E27, max. 40 watts each
For further details, please refer to the German version of this page.
Large Ceiling Light Made of Mother-of-Pearl Glass Panes with Crystal, Ø 80 cm
by
Tiffany-Leuchten
Price for your selection:
€1,624.00
Delivery lead time: 3 weeks
About the manufacturer
Almost 150 years after American artist and entrepreneur Louis Comfort Tiffany founded his "Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company" in New York, the Tiffany glass technique invented by him enjoys unabated popularity. He made it possible to solder glass panes together by adding a border with a layer of copper and tin (back in the days lead was also used). Thus he arranged them into detailed ornaments, patterns and images. Next to church windows, lampshades proved to be an ideal application of this technology, even more because at the time the filament bulb was making its way into private households.
Our Tiffany lamps can of course not match the quality of the originals which are unaffordable today. But they are handmade in the same process and fully express the fascination of Tiffany glass art. In addition to Tiffany-typical naturalistic and playful designs, many of our Tiffany lights follow influences from the Art Déco of the early 20th century, especially from the expressionist Amsterdam School which is characterized by a simple, flat and very harmonious geometry.
