The term stained glass refers to any glass that has been colored by adding metallic salts during its manufacture. The modern picture of stained glass, however, refers to the each colored piece cut and wrapped in metal and soldered together into a design. Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848 - 1933) pioneered the use of colored glass in American lighting. His name is now synonymous with this style of lighting, although very few are true Tiffany lamps, as they were originally marketed for wealthy clients even then. However, there were many other early manufacturers of high quality stained glass lamps: Kimberley & Duffner, Handel, Bigelow & Kennard to name a few; as well as hundreds more who produced similar lamps for the middle class.

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Arts and Crafts Style Stained Glass Image click to enlarge Part No. Description Top fitter Size Bottom Height Price Each Add to Cart B07920 -Carmel with red and green glass -Antiqued brass frame 21/4" 5" 61/2" $35.00 Temporarily Unavailable B07927 -Opal, red and green glass -Leaded frame 21/4" 8" 91/2" $75.00 Temporarily Unavailable B07909 -Carmel with amber, pink and green glass -Leaded frame Vented heat cap with 1/8" IP hole 12" 61/2" $102.00 B07917 -Off-white with amber and green glass -Leaded frame Vented heat cap with 1/8" IP hole 8" 43/4" $54.00 Tiffany Style Stained Glass B07918 -Green Acorn -L.C. Tiffany reproduction -Leaded frame Vented heat cap with 1/8" IP hole 8" 43/4" $85.00 B07907 -Blue Acorn -L.C. Tiffany reproduction -Leaded frame 31/4" 12" 61/4" $82.00 Duffner and Kimberly Style Stained Glass B07916 -Pale green/white with amber and green glass -Duffner & Kimberly reproduction -Leaded frame Vented heat cap with 1/8" IP hole 8" 43/4" $57.00