One of the final lamps we completed in 2010 was a 16″ Fish Shade on the Bell Pepper Base. Commissioned by a client in North Carolina, this shade has lots of color in both the swimming Koi and in the background glass. As can be seen from the two photos of this lamp, each fish in the shade has a different color accent. This will give the shade a different look depending on which side faces forward.
The Bell Pepper base was created in our studio. This unusual Tiffany Studios’ base design can be used with 14″ or 16″ shades.
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One of the final lamps we completed in 2010 was a 16″ Fish Shade on the Bell Pepper Base. Commissioned by a client in North Carolina, this shade has lots of color in both the swimming Koi and in the background glass. As can be seen from the two photos of this lamp, each fish in the shade has a different color accent. This will give the shade a different look depending on which side faces forward.
The Bell Pepper base was created in our studio. This unusual Tiffany Studios’ base design can be used with 14″ or 16″ shades.