Bill has created an original shade design for an 18″ Calamondin Orange shade. Taking inspiration from the small orange trees that can be grown as house plants, he used the 18″ Wisteria form and cast crown as the starting point to design this shade. The diminutive trees thrive as potted plants, or can grow to larger sizes when planted out of doors in warmer Southern climates.
Calamondin Oranges produce small, tart fruit that tastes similar to limes and can be used in marmalades, sauces or any flavorings where you need a tart citrus flavor. The Calamondin Orange plant produces fruit year round and will have small white blossoms appear at the same time with the ripening fruit.

The design for this lamp is quite intricate, with the final shade having more pieces than a Tiffany Studios 18″ Wisteria shade. We will show the shade’s progress and completed lamp in a later post.
Written by Century Studios
Read other posts by Century Studios →
More In Uncategorized
-
The generously proportioned 16" Tulip shade is covered in a lively mix of pink and…
-
Like many flowering trees, the dogwood was a favorite subject for Tiffany lamps and windows.…
-
The generously proportioned 18" Oak Leaf shade has a curved upper portion and straight sides,…
-
The 16" Peacock shade is comprised of a whirlwind of overlapping peacock feathers. Carefully modulated…
-
On June 1, 1986, Century Studios was started by artists Irwin Terry and Bill Campbell…
-
Brightly colored and requiring little care, geraniums are the flower of choice for summer pots,…
-
Considered a decorative holiday plant, poinsettias are flowering perennial shrubs native to Mexico, where they…
-
This matching pair of Turtleback Hanging Lanterns w/Swirls was recently completed for a client in…
-
While on a visit to Schlitz Studios to buy glass in the late 1980's, we…