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1.1M views · 27K reactions | Who doesn't love discovering buried treasures like this Tiffany Studios Lotus Bell Table Lamp? | Antiques Roadshow l PBS | Facebook

This exceptional Tiffany Studios table lamp features the firm's iconic leaded glass shade in the rare Fleur de Lis pattern, dating to circa 1900. The geometric design juxtaposes rich green glass with golden hues that glow with warm luminosity when illuminated, complemented by its original patinated bronze base. Both the shade and base bear authentic Tiffany Studios New York stamps, and the lamp is documented in multiple scholarly publications including Dr. E. Neustadt's "Lamps of Tiffany" and A.

1.4K views · 94 reactions | While Tiffany Studios created a number of lamps over the course of its 55-year history, this Laburnum lampshade stands out for a number of reasons. Discover what makes this exceptional lamp different from the rest! | M.S. Rau | Facebook

A Tiffany masterpiece with a story to match. Arlie Sulka breaks down the history, rarity, and remarkable engineering of the “Autumn Leaves” Globe lamp. A true treasure of Tiffany Studios. #TiffanyStudios #TiffanyLamp #tiffanyglass #decorativearts #DesignHistory | Lillian Nassau LLC

This magnificent Tiffany Studios table lamp showcases the famed Poppy pattern, almost certainly designed by Clara Driscoll around 1900. The mesmerizing leaded glass shade radiates a warm amber glow and is accented by delicate bronze filigree, exemplifying Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Art Nouveau aesthetic of harmonious colors and natural motifs. Driscoll, appointed head of the women’s glass-cutting department at Tiffany Studios in 1892, created some of the firm’s most sought-after and commercially su