A new exhibition at Selby Gardens highlights a world class private collection of Tiffany Lamps, Tiffany Glass and more. 

The cheery yellow Daffodil was a favorite of Louis Comfort Tiffany, and was incorporated into a series of Tiffany Lamps and Favrile Glass vases ...

The Tiffany Lamp as we know it today was unveiled in 1899 at an exhibition in London, though light fixtures produced by Tiffany had been ...

A select group of artists working under the direction of Louis Comfort Tiffany ...

Cultivate a perennially blooming garden of Tiffany Favrile Glass ...

As one of Louis Comfort Tiffany's most trusted designers, Agnes Northrop ...

At the turn of the 20th century, Rookwood secured a place for American Art Pottery on the world's stage with their innovative glazes. 

Once part of the Heil collection at the Museum of Modern Art ...

The Lily Lamp was one of the first electrified Tiffany Lamps produced. 

The vibrant red flowers of the Nasturtium were a favorite of Louis Comfort Tiffany ...

Hidden away for over a century as it descended through the family of the prestigious 19th century New Yorker ...

A tale of two Tiffany firms. 

When collecting Tiffany lamps and Favrile Glass, should one focus primarily on the signature?

Tiffany Studios introduced the Aquamarine line of Favrile Glass around 1914, about two decades after Louis Comfort Tiffany began ...

Cracks in a Tiffany Lamp may not be all they are cracked up to be.