An illustrated guide to 24 patterns of Tiffany bronze desk sets, including inwells, blotters, boxes, scales, pen trays, and more, through over 600 color photos. 

In the dynamic first quarter of the 20th century, Louis Comfort Tiffany and his Tiffany Studios in New York City produced 24 distinctly different bronze desk-set patterns with nearly 1,000 different items sold separately, so that successful business leaders could decide which and how many they could arrange on their desks. The typical set might include inkwell, pen tray, paper rack, rocker blotter, and decorative ends for the desk blotter. Some patterns have a dozen or fewer items, but a few patterns have about 80 items available.

Over 600 color photographs here show most of those desk set items, with carefully researched text, including their Tiffany item numbers, markings, sizes, related pieces, and rarity, and an indispensible Master List of all the original Tiffany Studios items, including lamps, planters, match holders, etc., in numerical order. It will help to identify pieces never seen before and mismatched and put-together items.

This is the most comprehensive collecting guide to the subject.[AuthorName]By William R. Holland[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]William R. Holland has been a collector and major dealer of Tiffany lamps and desk sets since 1984, now at www.hollandarts.com.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]600 color photos[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle]With the Master List of Tiffany Studios Items[/SubTitle][ColorPattern]600 color photos[/ColorPattern]