Louis C. Tiffany ancien vitrail jonquilles Morse musée d'art tendance américain

Product Name: Louis C. Tiffany ancien vitrail jonquilles Morse musée d'art tendance américain
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Louis C. Tiffany Vintage Stained Glass Daffodils Morse Museum of American Art#All stained glass available here
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This stained glass piece, based on the theme of daffodils, was created by the now defunct American company Glass Masters as a reproduction of a Louis C. Tiffany piece.

The original work is on display at the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art in Winter Park, Florida, USA, which is famous for its collection of Art Nouveau works, and is believed to have been created in 1916.

The flat glass has an undulating surface, coloured with transparent enamel painting, and the frame is made of metal.

And because they are handmade and have been fired, the colour will not fade even over the years.

The letters (C)CHMF appear on the bottom left of the frame.

When held up to the light, this stained glass is astonishingly beautiful, with elegant colors and presence.

This piece has a hole at the top for hanging on the wall, so it can be used for a variety of purposes.

The Glass Masters of the Stained Glass Guild (commonly known as Glass Masters, Inc.) is based in Richmond, Virginia, USA, and produces replicas of famous paintings and artworks. They receive licensed production of replicas from many art galleries and museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and sell them in a variety of shops.

Sadly, it closed down in 2005.

【size】
Width 29.5cm x 19.5cm

【situation】
The metal frame has some age-related scuffs, but is in very good condition.
(This is a vintage item)

About the Condition

Please refer to the following table for the condition of the item.

Rank	Description	Notes
N	Brand New / New with Tags	Unused item, possibly with tags
S	Near Mint / Like New / Almost Unused	Almost no signs of wear, no tags/box
A	Excellent Condition / Gently Used	Slight signs of use, no noticeable damage
B	Very Good Condition / Used with Minor Signs of Wear	Visible scuffs or minor flaws from regular use
C	Acceptable / Used with Noticeable Wear or Damage	Obvious wear or damage, but still functional

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