Artistry in Leaded Glass

Fancy Goods

Furniture by Majorelle, Gallé and Guimard

Masterworks of Art Nouveau

New York

This December, Sotheby's is pleased to present The Cycad Collection: Masterworks by Tiffany Studios and Prewar Design. The sale features an exceptional survey of masterworks by Louis Comfort Tiffany’s celebrated firm, including a wide range of leaded glass lamps, blown favrile glass, and exquisite bronze accessories. Leading the sale are superlative examples of Tiffany’s most iconic lighting designs, including the "Wisteria" and "Pony Wisteria" lamp models, and dazzling “Dragonfly" and “Lily” lamps, exemplifying Tiffany’s innovation and artistry in glass. Works by Tiffany Studios are beautifully complemented by exquisite Art Nouveau furniture by the leading French designers Louis Majorelle, Émile Gallé and Hector Guimard. Sale Number: N11376

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Jodi Pollack

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Sotheby's is pleased to present The Cycad Collection: Masterworks by Tiffany Studios and Prewar Design. The sale features an exceptional survey of masterworks by Louis Comfort Tiffany’s celebrated firm, including a wide range of leaded glass lamps, blown favrile glass, and exquisite bronze accessories. Leading the sale are superlative examples of Tiffany’s most iconic lighting designs, including the "Wisteria" and "Pony Wisteria" lamp models, and dazzling “Dragonfly" and “Lily” lamps, exemplifying Tiffany’s innovation and artistry in glass. Works by Tiffany Studios are beautifully complemented by exquisite Art Nouveau furniture by the leading French designers Louis Majorelle, Émile Gallé and Hector Guimard.