Tiffany/Style and Class

Magnolia Close-Up

Featured Designer
Dr. Grotepass Studios
Germany
Magnolia Floor Lamp

Peony close-up

Peony Floor Lamp

Butterfly


Lamburnum

This style is my favorite because of the of the feminine delicacy of the shape and colors.

Dragonfly

Wisteria


Tiffany lamps generally mean stained glass lamps. The reason they're called Tiffany lamps is because back in the late 1800's, early 1900's a guy by the name of Louis Comfort Tiffany propelled stained glass lamps to a new level. Using an innovative technique to produce exquisite decorative stained glass lamps that were works of art. Back in the day, Tiffany lamps were all the rage. And anyone who was wealthy enough to own one had one. Even the white house displayed a few lamps of Tiffany's.

Due to the popularity of these lamps, other company's wanted a piece of the action. And started making their own Tiffany style lamps. Two of the most popular makers of these beautiful works of art, (Tiffany Studios being the most successful and popular).

Lamp makers succeeded in producing good quality Tiffany style lamps. And even today, just like Tiffany reproduction lamps, you can get Handel reproduction lamps and Duffner & Kimberly reproductions lamps.

I highly recommend owning a Tiffany or reproduction, it is it's own art accent for any room. Each tells a story since individual lamps are based on a theme.

For more than 20 years Dr. Grotepass has created extraordinary reproduction of Tiffany lamp designs for his customers worldwide, including architects, interior designers and individuals that appreciate Tiffany Studio work, but who do not wish to pay the incredibly high prices that original antique lamps command.

Dr. Grotepass uses the original working methods of Tiffany Studios-New York (1880-1930).

His studio professionally restores and repairs original Tiffany lamps using the long-lost methods that only they have discovered. The lamps recapture the artistry of the originals through subtle coloration achieved by matching the finest glass available and through meticulous hand-crafting of the metalwork in each shade.

Worldwide shipping by FedEx, all glass/bronze items are packed professional in wooden boxes to assure safe receipt of your treasures.

You can email Dr. Hans-Peter Grotepass direct at info@Tiffany-Studios.com.

It has been my pleasure introducing you to Tiffany-Studios and Dr. Grotepass as an artist/designer of Tiffany lamp reproductions.