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Ornament Sale

Ornament Sale

All Christmas Ornaments ON SALE 50% OFF Stop in to Century Studios to see our large selection of traditional Christmas Ornaments, all on sale now! Century Studios Holiday Hours Now Through December 23 Tuesday – Friday 10:00 – 6:00 Saturday 10:00 – 4:00 Sunday 12 noon – 4:00 Closed Monday

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Happy Halloween!

Happy Halloween!

Did you know that every week we post a “lamp from the past” on our Century Studios Facebook Page? This week’s lamp is the 17″ Bat which we created in 2011. To see more lamp photos from our archives, visit us on Facebook. HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

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A Quick Trip to LA

A Quick Trip to LA

This past weekend we took a trip to Los Angeles to install/set up the Autumn Folding Screen at its new home in Beverly Hills. The setting for the screen could not have been more perfect, and it now occupies one corner of the great room where it gets lots of light from two floor to…

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A Trip to Chicago

A Trip to Chicago

This past weekend, Century Studios was closed while we went an a whirlwind trip, driving to Chicago and back. On Sunday we visited the Driehaus Museum in downtown Chicago. This 1880’s Gilded Age home has been meticulously restored by Richard H. Driehaus to its original glory and is open for visitors and tours. In addition…

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Studio Tour

Studio Tour

This past Thursday, Century Studios hosted a local women’s antiques group with a tour of our studio. The late morning tour lasted about an hour, with many questions and lively comments from the group.We have several projects in progress, and demonstrated how we construct our lamps and windows.

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Letter Openers

Letter Openers

Our reproduction Tiffany Letter Openers make the perfect Holiday Gift! Cast in solid bronze, these “paper knives”are functional and beautiful. Each comes boxed with a description of the pattern. We offer seven styles of letter opener. $95.00 each. Adam – The Adam pattern takes its inspiration from the neoclassical designs of architect Robert Adam (1728…

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