The colored glass is very uniform and the design is played through the formation of the many pieces of glass, creating a charming and graceful effect. The glass is in an orange hue, speckled with brown and intermingled with some white areas. In reflected light, the shade casts a subtle green hue.
Decorators can use the lamp to pull together all the colors in a room.
This intriguing lamp appears subdued in daylight and dominates the scene after dark. In the late 19th century, great strides were made in the sciences as well as in the artistic community. The development of the light bulb in 1878 by Thomas Edison and the filament in 1879, inspired Tiffany to begin creating his signature lamps. This painstaking technique is used by the artisans that create these lamps to ensure a completely authentic reproduction. This lamp has a double socket with pull chains for 60 watt bulbs.