Tiffany & Co.: 9 works

'Companies such as Tiffany in New York and Liberty in London began importing Japanese goods, and the fashion for Japonisme - the adoption of Japanese styling in Western decorative arts and interiors -- was widespread during the 1860s and '70s.'

'Henry Clay Frick purchased this clock set, probably made in France, from relatively new luxury retailer Tiffany & Co., for $850 in March 1881, soon after moving into his bachelor apartment at the Monongahela House.'

'Twenty years later, they were introduced in America by Tiffany & Co.'

'This cup, made in 1893, was designed specifically for Tiffany's display at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago and adopts East Indian motifs.'

'It was part of a new line of silver enamelware made especially for Tiffany's by the prestigious Moscow firm of A.I.'

'This lovely scent bottle by Tiffany & Co. was the perfect size for slipping into a bag or pocket.'

'The firm remained a favorite source for fine jewelry and home goods for the family; much of the silver tableware in Clayton was bought from Tiffany or Gorham Manufacturing Co.'

'This high-style, Art Deco work is an outstanding example of Tiffany & Co.'s presentation silver and one of Tiffany's last masterpieces in the genre.'

'Made in Japan for Tiffany & Co.'