Bejewelled by Tiffany, 1837-1987

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This book is edited by Clare Phillips, Curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, with essays by a team of leading jewellery historians. Their essays chart the transformation of the modest New York store, under Louis Comfort Tiffany, into a world leader; its artistic flowering under Louis Comfort Tiffany and the re-establishment of Tiffany as a great, international company following the Second World War. Full catalogue entries, all beautifully illustrated and many with specially commissioned photography, cover around two hundred pieces of jewellery dating from the 1850s to the 1980s.
 

Contents

Tiffany and Paris 18501910
26
A Gold Standard for the Gilded
46
The Art Jewellery
64
Tiffany and the Cult
82
The Glamour of Tiffany
100
CATALOGUE
118
Tiffany A Temple of Fancy
131
Opulent Accessories
179
G Paulding Farnham and the Paris
217
Louis Comfort Tiffany
228
Art Deco
253
The New York Worlds Fair and the 1940s
260
The Return to the Designer
274
CHRONOLOGY
296
INDEX
303
PHOTOGRAPH CREDITS
310

Nature
202

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