Relief decoration of a trumpet flower vine has come from the mold, but has been finished on edges with hand tools and thews in depression on the inside. The mark of Louis Comfort Tiffany is scratched ...

AD is following interior designer Ross Cassidy through Brimfield Antique Flea Market as he shares expert tips on how to spot hidden gems and vintage treasures like a seasoned pro. Navigating antique ...

After years of collecting what’s known as the big four – diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds – jewellery aficionados are ...

Delicate flower-inspired Art Nouveau-style vases and other masterworks by Tiffany are the centerpieces of a group of items being auctioned off this fall in Dallas by Heritage Auctions, which is ...

The Bargain Barn is where common sense goes to die a beautiful, bargain-filled death, and where your car’s trunk capacity ...

Designers highlight timeless vintage treasures Floridians should never part with pieces that add character, charm, and ...

Looking for an easy and stylish way to create your own flower vase at home? This DIY cardboard vase tutorial will show you how to transform a simple piece of cardboard into a beautiful, functional ...

Discover 8 stylish flower vases that will instantly elevate your sitting room. From glass to raffia, find the perfect vase to match your décor and make your space pop.

While it might seem the proper etiquette choice to always give flowers already arranged in vase, so as not to burden a host, I couldn’t disagree more, preferring to use my own.

Add a touch of creativity to your home with this easy DIY paper flower vase tutorial. Using just color paper, scissors, glue, and a pencil, you can craft a beautiful, handmade vase that will brighten ...

Purchased from Charles Tiffany, $18.00. Location Currently not on view date made 1893 - 96 ID Number CE.96429 catalog number 96429 accession number 30453 maker number 1945 Object Name vase vase ...

A traveling exhibition resurrects Rachel Ruysch, an ambitious Dutch painter (and two-time lottery winner) whose intricate still lifes still stun.