Louis C. Tiffany Favrile Flower Square Glass Frame

Our Elegant Glass Frame Reinterprets A Favrile Glass Roundel (1893–96) Designed By Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 1848–1933) And Housed At The Met. The Luminous Decoration In The Museum’S Holdings Features A Fabulous Flower Embellished With Intricate Veins. Favrile Glass, Named After The Old English Fabrile, Meaning “Hand-Wrought,” Was A Late 19Th-Century Development By The Gilded Age Visionary, Who Discovered That Blending Colors In Molten Glass Achieves Extraordinary Effects Of Shading And Texture.