A handmade stained glass lamp glowing in a warm interior

Tiffany-style · Copper foil & opalescent glass

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300+
patterns available
7–12 days
made to order
E26/E27
bulb not included

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Rosalind 12 inch stained glass table lamp lit on a side table beside a rust linen sofa

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See it come alive

Off the shelf. Then, lit.

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Close view of lit opalescent glass panels and copper foil seams on a stained glass shade

No two panels take the light the same way.

From Cut Sheet to Lit Shade

01

Cutting

Each panel is scored from opalescent sheet glass against a paper pattern, then ground to the line by hand. A 16 inch shade runs to well over a hundred pieces.

02

Foiling and solder

Every edge is wrapped in copper foil, tacked, then flooded with a bead of solder inside and out. The seams are the drawing, so they are run in one pass where possible.

03

Wiring and test

Shades are fitted to a copper cap and a cast column, wired to an E26/E27 socket with a switched cord, and left lit before the box is closed.