Tiffany Studios
American, born established 1902
                        
                    
                    
                    
                    
                    
                    
                   
                    
                        
                    
                    
                        
                    
                        
   								
The Tiffany glass furnaces and craftsmen in Corona, New York produced the finest, most sought after examples of American Art Nouveau glass in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. This example displays the technique of adding luster to the surface of the vase by the use of salts of metallic oxides—these oxides were brought to the surface of the glass at fireing by spraying the surface with chloride which created the metallic sheen. Tiffany's artisans also specialized in combining and manipulating contrasting colors of glass during the process to create the striated, feather-like forms that decorate this vase. By pulling and stretching the material when it was still hot, the craftsman could create lines of glass that appear to be embedded within the glass fabric of the vessel.
                    
                
            American, born established 1902
Vase
1905–1918
                            Object Type:
                            Glass
                        
                    
                    
                    
                    
                       
                            Dimensions:
                       
                        7 1/2 in. x Diam: 6 in. (19.05 cm x 15.24 cm)
                            Medium and Support:
                            Mold-blown glass
                        
                    
					
                    
                        
                            Accession Number:
                            1985.0015.0003
                        
                    
					
                            Credit Line:
                            Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Jackson L. Bostwick
                        
                    
					
					
          			
      				
      				
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                        The Tiffany glass furnaces and craftsmen in Corona, New York produced the finest, most sought after examples of American Art Nouveau glass in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. This example displays the technique of adding luster to the surface of the vase by the use of salts of metallic oxides—these oxides were brought to the surface of the glass at fireing by spraying the surface with chloride which created the metallic sheen. Tiffany's artisans also specialized in combining and manipulating contrasting colors of glass during the process to create the striated, feather-like forms that decorate this vase. By pulling and stretching the material when it was still hot, the craftsman could create lines of glass that appear to be embedded within the glass fabric of the vessel.
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