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Window of the Week: Red Angel

Window of the Week: Red Angel

We made this Angel window as a studio piece in the early 1990’s using a box of red drapery glass pieces that we acquired from a local stained glass studio. Century Studios will be open regular business hours now through Saturday December 21 We will be closed December 22 through January 1 Happy Holidays from…

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16″ Poppy Shade

16″ Poppy Shade

One of our more popular shade styles, the 16″ Poppy is a classic Tiffany Studios design. This recently completed example is a lively lamp, with brightly colored flowers and fresh green background. The background glass is a Schlitz fracture that was made in the 1990’s. The Pond Lily – Blown Glass & Bronze base was…

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Window of the Week: Winter

Window of the Week: Winter

The Winter window was created as a studio piece in the mid-1990’s. The window has three plated layers and uses drapery glass in the costume of the figure. This window is in the collection of a South Dakota client.

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12″ Geometric Turban

12″ Geometric Turban

This 12″ Geometric Turban shade was commissioned by a local client for their Handel Floor Base. The client requested the green/orange/red glass to have an allover color mix with no discernible pattern to the colors. Antique harp style bases like this one often had blown glass shades which have been broken over the years, and…

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10″ Pansy

10″ Pansy

We are pleased to introduce the 10″ Pansy shade to our list of offerings. This new pattern is a Century Studios original adaptation of the larger 16″ Pansy shade. The shade can be made in a multitude of colors, and is the perfect size for an accent lamp. This colorful shade was commissioned by a…

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28″ Dragonfly on Bamboo Sr. Floor Base

28″ Dragonfly on Bamboo Sr. Floor Base

The 28″ Dragonfly is usually found hanging over a table as a large chandelier fixture, but the shade also makes an impressive floor lamp. This lamp was commissioned by a local client. The rich tones of the shade were achieved by using Lins glass, a glass that is no longer being produced. Intense blues, purples,…

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