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A large circular iridescent Favrile glass bowl by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848 - 1933)
Reference
3952
Height
8 cm (3 1/4")
Diameter
29.5 cm (11 1/2")
Signed 'L.C. Tiffany Favrile' to the underside and numbered '17856' to the pontil.
'Tiffany claimed that the inspiration for iridescent Favrile glass came from the ancient pitted vessels of Rome and Syria, which had developed metallic lustres over time, after absorbing minerals from the soil.'
Colour was one of the most important factors for Tiffany when producing glass. Tiffany himself summed it up by saying: 'Infinite endless labour make the masterpiece. Colour is to the eye as music is to the ear'.
America, circa 1910
'Tiffany claimed that the inspiration for iridescent Favrile glass came from the ancient pitted vessels of Rome and Syria, which had developed metallic lustres over time, after absorbing minerals from the soil.'
Colour was one of the most important factors for Tiffany when producing glass. Tiffany himself summed it up by saying: 'Infinite endless labour make the masterpiece. Colour is to the eye as music is to the ear'.
America, circa 1910
Height
8 cm (3 1/4")
Diameter
29.5 cm (11 1/2")
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