Collaborations with Edward C. Moore (1827-1891) | Tiffany and Co. | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

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Inkwell
glass.
Gift of Anonymous Donor.
1957-100-15

This object is part of the Product Design and Decorative Arts collection.

Knife, Dessert (1) (USA)

Knife, Dessert (1) (USA)
silver.
Gift of Anonymous Donor.
1957-61-47

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Plaque (USA)
earthenware, plaster.
1961-89-18

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Sconce And Wall Plate

Sconce And Wall Plate
glass, metal.
1968-55-2-a/d

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Lamp Shade
favrile glass.
Gift of Mrs. Lyall Dean.
1968-55-3-b

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Lamp Shade
favrile glass.
Gift of Mrs. Lyall Dean.
1968-55-3-c

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Lamp Shade
favrile glass.
Gift of Mrs. Lyall Dean.
1968-55-3-d

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Lamp Shade
favrile glass.
Gift of Mrs. Lyall Dean.
1968-55-3-e

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A small rectangular vanity case, in a horizontal orientation with thick beveled sides of lapis lazuli provides the canvas for an ornate blue and back enamel and gold design adorned by an encrusted clasp of jewels. A gold border surrounds the top while a thicker gold border with a repeated gold scalloped pattern occupies the uppermost part with a small area draped on both upper sides. A blue enamel inverted stepped pyramid design outlined in gold rests beneath. The clasp below consists of an original floral symmetrical design encrusted with a large centered faceted triangular diamond, two abstract geometric emeralds on each side, three lozenge shaped rubies atop the triangle and one on each side, flowers embellished with faceted round diamonds throughout, planted in a pot of two emerald-cut diamonds surrounding an emerald of the same cut set horizontally. The connecting side of the clasp has a larger setting for two emerald-cut rubies surrounding an emerald-cut diamond. This beautiful vanity case could easily fit into the palm of your hand while feeling coolness from the lapis lazuli. The photograph captures the object positioned on a diagonal with the right side lower than the left and a cast shadow reflecting the object on a white surface and ground.

Vanity Case, ca. 1925
enamel, lapis lazuli, gold, diamonds, emeralds, rubies, platinum, mirrored....
Lent by Private Collection.
13.2016.35

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Gold necklace with a large pendant which features a large, oval, cabochon-cut sapphire. The blue gemstone is surrounded by sparkling green demantoid garnets and floral enamel decorative elements in greens and oranges. The sapphire is cut in a dome shape without any facets, featuring horizontal striations and depth of color. Surrounding the sapphire are basket-like decorative elements filled with colorful flowers in shades of red and orange. Underneath the oval stone are symmetrical swirls and a U shaped garnet arch anchored by two smaller faceted sapphires on each side of a floral burst of color. The pendant is attached to the necklace with a bale decorated with a graduated line of bright green demantoid garnets. The gold chain itself is of a stylized floral rope style.

Demi-parure, 1920s
18k gold, cabochon sapphire, demantoid garnet, faceted sapphires and enamel.
Neil Lane Collection.
59.2016.11a/c

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Platinum cigarette case made to look like an envelope. It is engraved in hand-written script with the name and address of Al Jolson, a singer/actor (1886-1950). A diamond thumbpiece opens the cigarette case.

Cigarette Case, ca. 1935
engine-turned silver and enamel.
Lent by Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Milbank III.
1.2017.1

Pitcher Pitcher

Pitcher Pitcher
silver.
Bequest of Mrs. John Innes Kane.
1926-37-238

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There are 2 images of this object.

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Lamp, Daffodil, 1899–1910
cast bronze, mold-blown favrile glass.
The Collection of Richard H. Driehaus, Chicago.
72.2015.1

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Sconce And Wall Plate

Sconce And Wall Plate
H x W x D (a,b): 20 x 26.5 x 11 cm (7 7/8 x 10 7/16 x 4 5/16 in.) H x W (c):....
1968-55-1-a/d

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Lamp
bronze, gilt.
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wiesenberger.
1968-160-2-a,b

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Necklace
diamonds, platinum.
Lent by Tiffany and Company, Archives, A2000.20.
62.2016.1

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This necklace, called a sautoir, is made of six rows of pearls, which lie flat on the skin and end below the throat. There are two diamond lozenges on this section, one on each side of the necklace and then a thin diamond-encrusted bar followed by a triangle-shaped set of diamonds. These are held in place by a small diamond-encrusted lozenge, essentially rectangular. Hanging from the lozenge are two short continuations of the pearls, although now of uneven length. The added segments each also have a thin diamond-encrusted bar followed by a triangle-shaped set of diamonds but these triangles are more squat. They are attached to what looks like a diamond Christmas wreath with a center diamond and then a small Christmas tree in diamonds. The ends of the sautoir each have a large pearl.

Object ID #907214243
platinum, pearls, diamonds.
Lent by Tiffany and Company, Archives, A2010.08.
62.2016.2

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Object ID #907214249
platinum, diamonds, sapphires.
Lent by Tiffany and Company, Archives, A2004.17.
62.2016.3

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A stunning, Art Deco pin with an ornametal, fan-shaped jabot motif on both ends of a platinum silver pin, displayed vertically. The smaller decorative element on the top is of a soft triangular shape filled with diamonds, punctuated with a horizontal onyx band. Below the triangle is a fan of kernel-shaped white quartz centered around a similarly shaped setting of two round-cut diamonds, surrounding a rectangular, emerald cut diamond. The larger, lower decorative element features an emerald cut diamond atop a column of parallel diamonds which widens to surround a pear-cut diamond near the bottom. Echoing the smaller element, a curved, horizontal onyx collar encircles the line of diamonds, from which elongated white quartz drapes fan downward, four on each side of the column. The piece is evocative of a small hat atop a graceful figure, wearing a sparkling jabot collar in a classic, yet brilliant, black and white.

Object ID #907214251
diamonds, platinum, rock crystal (quartz), chalcedony (onyx).
Lent by Tiffany and Company, Archives, A1999.28.
62.2016.4

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Headwear known as a bandeau, comparable to a tiara, luxuriously made out of platinum and studded in diamonds. The headband jewelry is circular with an opening in the back (as opposed to a full circle). The front part is where most of the diamonds are placed. It has a repeating circular pattern with two flowers on the side. At the center of this circle is a larger piece of diamond. In between the patterns is a row of diamonds arranged horizontally, one piece after another. On the top and bottom part, the diamonds are tilted and are also arranged one after another. The tilted position of the diamonds create a zig-zag pattern. The back portion continues with two wires with small diamonds equally spaced out.

Bandeau, 1909–19
diamonds, platinum.
Lent by Tiffany and Company, Archives, A2012.51.
62.2016.5

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Inkwell Box, 1900–10
patinated bronze, blown glass.
The Collection of Richard H. Driehaus, Chicago.
72.2015.3

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