Beautiful Authentic Vintage Tiffin Love Bird Lamp.  Enameled Orange, Green & Brown with Matt Finish.

A highly collectible, beautiful and useful home decor piece.  The black glass base is in excellent condition.  The plug, cord, switch and socket are in very good shape.

Age:              1926-1935
Size:              5-1/2" x 11"
Condition:      Very Good.  The photos show a 2" x 1/4" broken edge around the base threads, which is hidden by the base; the lamp still fits snugly into the base.  
                           There is a tiny chip on one bird's topknot.  
                                There are also some minor spots around the base area where the finish is rubbed.

PLEASE SEE GREAT PRICES ON THE GOOD STUFF AT MY STORE
 

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Reference:  Page 152 "Tiffin Glass 1914-1940", Page 149 by Leslie Pina & Jerry Gallagher, Schiffer Books 1996 and Tiffin Glassmasters Book II, Page 72 by Fred Bickenheuser, Glassmaster Publications 1981

About The Tiffin Glass Company

In July 1888, it was announced that the A. J. Beatty & Sons glass factory of Steubenville, Ohio, would be relocating to Tiffin, Ohio. A. J. Beatty had been negotiating with various communities for more than a year to establish a site for the new factory. The city of Tiffin offered five years of natural gas, $35,000 in cash, and land valued at $15,000. Construction of a three-furnace glass factory at the corner of Fourth Avenue and Vine Street began in September 1888, and operations commenced on August 15, 1889. Early production capacity was reported to be 500,000 pressed tumblers per week.

During the early years of the 1900s, A paper label identified the glass items with the letters USG intertwined within a gold-colored shield. Commercial ware continued to be marketed under the United States Glass Company name until September 1927. After that time, household goods were identified by a gold paper label with TIFFIN superimposed on a large "T" within a shield.

After production had ceased in 1980, the molds were dispersed and Russell Voglesong of Summit Art Glass Company of Ravenna, Ohio, acquired the Tiffin shield trademark mold. The Tiffin Glass Collectors Club subsequently purchased this mold in 1991.

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