A fine 20" design by Lynne Salcetti of Houston, Texas. To fabricate the overlapping fans, Lynne used Chicago Art Glass, Oceana, Bullseye, Uroboros, Armstrong and German flashed glass. Base by Spelter.
Photography by George Carlson.
Peach symbolizes immortality and fertility.
Bird & Peony - good fortune and honor.
Plum blossoms amd bamboo - longevity and return of spring.
Lotus - purity, faithfulness and summer.
Butterfly - joy, long life and beauty.
The red background signifies good luck.
Wayne Boland of Clinton, Ontario, Canada, constructed
this dramatic 16" example of Tiffany's poppy motif through a skilful
combination of Oceana and Uroboros glass. The applied filigree gives roughness
to the leaves and adds dimension to the flower center's seeds. Base by Odyssey.
Photography by Wayne Boland
This vibrant 16" shade was designed and constructed by Carol
Conti, Gig Harbor, Washington, using Oceana glass. Dominating
the surface of the shade are large petal like red bracts that are, in reality,
modified leaves. Base by Odyssey.
Photography by Don Conti.
This unique 26" Tiffany design of drooping leaves and flowers was built
by Mayumi Sasaki of Kyoto, Japan using Oceana and
Uroboros glass. The bronze frame to which the shade is attached, is an integral
part of the 'stem' base. Base made in China.
Photography by Kaoru Takagi.