TIFFANY COMPANY NY 6 RARE JEWEL w ROSES & GOLD 1920s Plates China Porcelain

Here fresh just out of a home estate contents is a Very Rare Set of 6 – 8in 1920s TIFFANY & CO NEW YORK Lunch Plates – made by GJ – George Jones & Sons Crescent- Made in England for Tiffany pattern #19950 (as seen in marking photo below). These plates are extreamly rare and very hard to find… And you can see why – they are just amazing and absolutely stunning. Each Featuring (100s of Tiffany blue so called enameled Jewels 2 gold rings and beautiful ring of roses on each of the 6 plates). Condition To me all 6 are in very good condition – some wear to some of the jewels – none missing and small amount of wear to outter gold fine line rim, no cracks, breaks, fractures or repairs. Don’t Miss These very rare and fine Tiffany Plates – Or You Will Miss Out! Suitable for any fine home or collection. All in all you are the expert. ” Because It Is Not Gonna Last “, Someone is going to own it and it might as well be you. We are just off of I-95 and only 1 hour from Miami – 40 minutes from Ft. Lauderdale and 15 minutes from Palm Beach. All of our items are from home and estate contents. Please assume that all items must be cleaned polished or finished to you’re expectations. Anything Antique Vintage or Used Electrical – Regardless Of Described Working Condition (must be rewired). All In All “You Are The Expert”. Thank You for You’re Consideration Of The Items We Offer. If needed we will assist. Thanks For Taking The Time To Look & Please Check Out Our Other Items – All From Homes & Estates – Antiques 18th. 19th Century to Modern Mid Century Design…

Tiffany Studios Rare Early Sconce + Opalescent Ruffled Shade (ca. 1905)

An early and unique Tiffany Studios single-arm sconce, of petite proportions, together with a large white ruffled-rim opalescent shade. The shade is absolutely gorgeous, when held up to the light it displays a spectacular array of opalescent colors. I do not see a signature or series of numbers but there is a small round mark near the rim, which could also be from an over-tightened screw but appears a bit far up the neck for a screw. The fixture itself is quite simplistic, with only small hints of L. A traditional form “candle cup” bobeche flows down into a round lily pad section with a swirling design. The arm has a wire wrap under the bobeches and at the wall cap side has a small round fitting, both are typical design elements in fixtures made in the early years of the studios. The Socket is General Electric and the shade fitting is Victor. (see photos on my web page) They were all originally from the same estate, and saved by maintenance during renovations. Some highlights of this group were: Pair of rare entryway sconces with their original bronze backplates, A moorish “chainmail” ceiling pendant, Pair of incredibly rare double-arm, half-gas/half electric sconces, and 6 double arm “student” sconces. See photos on my web page. Condition : The shade is in very good shape with no breaks, cracks, or repairs. There is some remnants of paint splatter which can easily be removed, and 2 small chips to the fitter. The fixture is In need of restoration to the finish. The original wiring will need to be replaced Please read description and view all high definition photos using the zoom feature to inspect all details of the item. Send me your offers for a quick response! The item “Tiffany Studios Rare Early Sconce + Opalescent Ruffled Shade (ca. 1905)” is in sale since Monday, April 6, 2020. This item is in the category “Pottery & Glass\Glass\Art Glass\North American\Tiffany”. The seller is “period-salvage-antiques” and is located in Stockton, New Jersey. This item can be shipped worldwide.

Style: Art Nouveau
Glassmaking Technique: Hand Blown
Type of Glass: Opalescent Glass
Brand: Tiffany studios
Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
Object Type: Lamp