As a professional artist, and glass artist, this video is both entertaining and fascinating. I don't make stained glass pieces commercially, and always wondered what it must have been like working in the old Tiffany Studios in NY, and I would imagine very much like what we see here. I especially loved watching the "cutters". I cut glass well, but not like that!
My grandmother had a couple of these that sadly, I was not privy to in her estate distribution when she passed. I did, however, get two really great looking green depression glass kerosene lamps.
I repair so many of these and just the lack of love that people put into there work is sad. But to some people it’s just a job. To me it’s about the respect of the art.
Fun knock-offs in the Tiffany style. Although slightly garish compared to the originals. Unfortunately real Tiffany lamps are anywhere from 30,000 USD for a smaller version to 350,000 USD for rarer examples.
Me gustan tanto, son bellas hermosas amo las lámparas tifani estaría rodeada de ellas que hermoso trabajo, también difícil, un abrazo para los que hacen estas cosas lindas de ruth
