Tiffany dragonfly lamp

Tiffany dragonfly lamp art nouveau style, with illuminated base and green stained glass lampshade.

The base is illuminated by a bulb.

Lampshade for two E 27 bulbs of 75 W max + one E14 bulb in the lamp base, not supplied.

Height: 65 cm – Diameter of the lampshade: 49 cm.

The dragonfly design is the most popular and successful design of the Tiffany lamp. The lamp features descending dragonflies with their filigree wings in lighter tones on a painterly background. The shade is composed of opalescent-red glass and colored cabochons.

Art Nouveau style lighting designed by Clara Driscoll

Tiffany lamps designed by Clara Driscoll are iconic pieces of the Art Nouveau movement and early 1890th-century American design. Clara Driscoll was an American designer who worked for the famous Tiffany Studios in New York City, where she created some of the most famous Tiffany lamp designs. Tiffany lamps are colored and leaded glass lamps that were produced on a large scale by Tiffany Studios beginning in the XNUMXs. Clara Driscoll's designs were highly regarded for their elegance, beauty, and originality. She created several lamp designs, including the Wisteria Lamp, the Tiffany Dragonfly lamp, the Peacock lamp and the Lotus lamp.

The Wisteria Lamp is perhaps one of Clara Driscoll's most famous designs. It consists of hundreds of pieces of colored glass assembled to create clusters of dangling wisteria flowers. The Dragonfly Lamp features colored glass dragonfly wings, while the Peacock Lamp features a large colored glass peacock feather at its center.

The Tiffany Dragonfly Lamps designed by Clara Driscoll are now highly sought after by collectors and design enthusiasts. They are considered museum pieces and are exhibited in many art and history museums in the United States and around the world.