The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass

Name: The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass
Address: 5-26 46th Avenue, Queens, NY, 11101, US
Telephone: +17183618489

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Experience Tiffany Glass with The Neustadt. Based in NYC, traveling exhibitions nationwide.🎨

10/09/2026

The spectrum of hues in our Tiffany Glass Archive reminds us of nature's shifting seasonal palette—from bright greens to warm yellows, deep oranges, rich reds, and earthy browns.
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Uncut and cut glass sheets
Created by Tiffany Furnaces, Inc. (1902–1920) under the artistic direction of Louis C. Tiffany (1848–1933)
Made in Corona, New York, sometime after 1902
Glass, rolled
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Photos: David Schlegel, Richard P. Goodbody

09/23/2026

It’s a wonderfully chilly day here at The Neustadt in NYC. Welcome fall!
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“Vine Ornament” Reading Lamp. Made in New York, sometime between 1902 and 1910. Created by Tiffany Studios (1902–1932) under the artistic direction of Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933). Glass, cut and assembled with copper foil; bronze, cast. The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass. Photo by David Schlegel.

09/15/2026

American artist Louis C. Tiffany’s colorful lamps debuted in 1898 and were an immediate sensation: the artistic glass shades and elaborate bronze bases elevated these lighting fixtures to illuminated works of art. This lecture will trace the rise, fall, and revival of public interest in Tiffany lamps across the 20th century and consider the reproductions and forgeries that sprang up as the value of the lamps increased. It’s a fascinating story of innovation, desire, and imitation that casts a new light on these beloved lamps.
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Free. Registration required. In-person only. Link in bio.
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"Tiffany Lamps: Innovation, Desire, and Imitation"
A lecture by Lindsy Parrott, Executive Director and Curator, The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass, Queens, New York
Part of The Adele and Leonard Leight Series: Art, Design and Innovation
Sunday, September 20, 2:00 p.m.
Speed Art Museum
Louisville, Kentucky

09/10/2026

ON VIEW OCTOBER 23 – JANUARY 10 as part of our latest exhibition, “Tiffany or Ti-phony? A Story of Desire” at the Cu**er Museum of Art and Gardens in Jacksonville, Florida.
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“Oriental Poppy” Floor Lamp
Created by Tiffany Studios under the direction of Louis C. Tiffany (1848–1933)
Made in New York, sometime between 1910 and 1915
Glass shade, cut and assembled with copper foil; bronze, cast and patinated
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Cu**er Museum of Art & Gardens

08/12/2026

Some designs, like this Tiffany Studios ‘Grape’ lampshade, called for sinuous lines to capture organic shapes. Glass naturally breaks in a straight line, so it took specialized tools and tremendous skill for Tiffany’s glass cutters to create these irregularly shaped pieces, some of which are quite small or feature delicate points.

🔗 Learn more about how Tiffany shades were made. Link in bio.

🍇’Grape’ Library Lamp
Created by Tiffany Studios under the artistic direction of Louis C. Tiffany (1848–1933)
Made in New York around 1905
Glass, cut and assembled; bronze, cast and patinated

📷 Lamp and glass photos: David Schlegel
📷 Glass cutters at Tiffany’s studios, 1898. From the January 1899 edition of ‘The Cosmopolitan’ magazine.
📷 Susan Tomlin, conservator at The Neustadt, demonstrating glass cutting and grozing using modern opalescent glass.

07/31/2026

We spotted some busy dragonflies near a stream this week, so we're celebrating summertime with a selection of Tiffany Studios' dazzling Dragonfly lamps.
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Whether depicted as stylized forms or buzzing swarms, Tiffany's dragonflies are both delicate and lively. With intricate wings often overlaid by brass filigree, the dragonflies are rendered in glass of almost every imaginable color—deep blues, vibrant greens, glowing reds and oranges, soft pinks—and set against backdrops that evoke water droplets, rippling waves, golden sunshine, or dappled foliage.
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Each Dragonfly lamp is a unique work of art—the essence of summer captured in color and light.
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Photos: David Schlegel

07/15/2026

Stay cool out there, Tiffany fans and friends!
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Lamp photos: David Schlegel
Heat caps photo: Richard P. Goodbody
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07/09/2026

Were you surprised?
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Uncut glass sheet
Created by Tiffany Tiffany Furnaces, Inc. (1902–1920) under the artistic direction of Louis C. Tiffany (1848–1933)
Made in Corona, New York, sometime after 1902
Glass, rolled
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Photo: Richard P. Goodbody
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06/25/2026

It's jewel appreciation time! A summertime bounty of fruit, flowers, and vines festoons this intricate iridescent tile. Tiffany Studios used this tile design to embellish small decorative boxes.
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Photo: David Schlegel
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stained-glass, pressed glass, vintage, antique, decorative arts, interior design inspiration
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06/18/2026

Peony season brings to mind a favorite poem by Mary Oliver.

…the flowers bend their bright bodies,
and tip their fragrance to the air,
and rise,
their red stems holding

all that dampness and recklessness
gladly and lightly,
and there it is again—
beauty the brave, the exemplary,

blazing open.

—Excerpt from "Peonies," Dream Work, 1986
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Peony Hanging Shade
Created by Tiffany Studios under the artistic direction of Louis C. Tiffany (1848–1933)
Made in New York, sometime between 1902 and 1910
Glass, cut and assembled; bronze, cast and patinated
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Photos: David Schlegel
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5-26 46th Avenue
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Telephone

+17183618489

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