Tiffany And Company Collection

Sketch for the Tiffany Iris Corsage Ornament, c1900. Creator: George Paulding Farnham
Sketch for the Tiffany Iris Corsage Ornament, c1900. This sketch is a working drawing for one of Tiffany's most famous creations

Chest, 1873. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Chest, 1873

Vase, 1898 / 1902. Creators: Tiffany & Co, Tiffany Glass
Vase, 1898/1902

Vase, 1900 / 20. Creators: Tiffany & Co, Tiffany Glass
Vase, 1900/20

Tyg, 1900 / 20. Creators: Tiffany & Co, Tiffany Glass
Tyg, 1900/20

Lamp (shade), 1899 / 1909. Creators: Tiffany & Co, Tiffany Glass
Lamp (shade), 1899/1909

Pair of Salt Dishes, c. 1867 / 68. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Pair of Salt Dishes, c. 1867/68

Fern and Daisy Perfume Bottle No. 2661, 1870 / 75. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Fern and Daisy Perfume Bottle No. 2661, 1870/75

Medal Commemorating Ulysses S. Grant, 1897. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Medal Commemorating Ulysses S. Grant, 1897. Porcelain tea bowl and saucer decorated in polychrome and gold with scene of Crucifixion, with Christ between two thieves

Sugar Spoon, 1870 / 75. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Sugar Spoon, 1870/75

Love Cup, 1900. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Love Cup, 1900

Bowl, 1883. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Bowl, 1883

Punch Bowl, 1873. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Punch Bowl, 1873

Berry dish, 1859. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Berry dish, 1859

Pair of Wine Coolers, 1873. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Pair of Wine Coolers, 1873

Tea kettle, 1877, and stand, 1889. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Tea kettle, 1877, and stand, 1889. Design attributed to Edward C. Moore

Coffee Pot, 1881 / 89. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Coffee Pot, 1881/89. Design attributed to Charles Osborne

Dewey medal, c. 1898. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Dewey medal, c. 1898. The Gift of the People of the United States to the Officers and Men of the Asiatic Squadron under the Command of Commodore George Dewey. Designed by Daniel Chester French

Pueblo Vase, 1893. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Pueblo Vase, 1893. Influenced by Native American Pueblo culture, silver inlaid with enamel, set with twelve faceted rubies. Designed by George Paulding Farnham

Pitcher, 1878. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Pitcher, 1878. Silver, gold, and copper, hammered design featuring irises, fish and dragonfly, attributed to Edward C. Moore. Almost certainly inspired by the work of Katsushika Hokusai

Compote, c. 1882. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Compote, c. 1882. Dessert dish. Design attributed to Charles Osborne

Vase, 1899. Creators: Tiffany & Co, Tiffany Glass
Vase, 1899

Bowl, 1896 / 1915. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Bowl, 1896/1915

Saracenic Coffee Pot and Sugar Bowl, 1895. Creator: Tiffany & Co
Saracenic Coffee Pot and Sugar Bowl, 1895. Moorish/Middle Eastern design, attributed to Edward C. Moore

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Step into the enchanting world of Tiffany & Co, where timeless elegance meets exquisite craftsmanship. Unveiling their treasures from the past, we are captivated by a stunning chest created in 1873. A true masterpiece by Tiffany & Co, it showcases their unrivaled attention to detail and dedication to perfection. Moving forward in time, we encounter a collection of breathtaking vases that bear the mark of both Tiffany & Co and Tiffany Glass. These pieces from 1898 to 1920 showcase an extraordinary fusion of artistry and innovation. Amongst these remarkable creations is a tyg dating back to the early 20th century. Crafted with utmost precision, it reflects the mastery of Tiffany & Co in working with glass. As our eyes wander further, they rest upon an enchanting lampshade crafted between 1899 and 1909. The delicate beauty radiating from this piece is a testament to the skillful hands behind its creation. Delving deeper into history, we stumble upon salt dishes from around 1867-1868 that were brought to life by none other than Tiffany & Co themselves. Each dish tells a story of refinement and sophistication. Intriguing us further is a perfume bottle named Fern and Daisy No. 2661 dating back to 1870-1875. This elegant creation embodies femininity and grace while showcasing the artistic prowess synonymous with Tiffany & Co. A medal commemorating Ulysses S. Grant takes center stage next - an emblematic tribute meticulously designed by Tiffany & Co in 1897. It stands as a symbol of honor for one of America's greatest leaders. Our journey continues as we uncover more hidden gems like sugar spoons from the same era - each spoon bearing witness to exceptional craftsmanship that has stood the test of time. A love cup captures our attention next; its design exuding romance and passion beautifully encapsulated within its form - another testament to Tiffany & Co's ability to create pieces that stir the soul.