Tiffany Desk Sets by Wiliam Holland Containing pieces by two of

Containing pieces by two of the company's principal architects - Hamer and Jol Dantzig - and told in lavishly illustrated text with many never before published photos and drawings

there is a substantial and thought-provoking essay on the historical and cultural roots of Art Deco

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Tiffany Desk Sets by Wiliam Holland Containing pieces by two ofTable of Contents 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