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Tiffany Table Lamps are an exquisite selection in our catalogue that seamlessly blend classic design with timeless appeal. These lamps, known for their distinctive stained-glass shades, add an air of elegance to any space they illuminate. Whether you're searching for a unique accent piece or an ambient light source for your room, a Tiffany Table Lamp is a standout choice.

At KES Lighting, we take pride in offering an array of Tiffany Table Lamps in a multitude of designs, sizes, and colour schemes. The intricate details, eye-catching colours, and artistic patterns embedded in the stained-glass shades create a spectacular display when lit, transforming any ordinary room into a captivating, cosy space.

Beyond their beauty, Tiffany Table Lamps are practical, offering a soft, warm glow perfect for reading, working, or simply relaxing. They're not just lamps; they're functional pieces of art that enrich your living space with a distinctive charm and classic elegance.

Our collection includes pieces from reputable manufacturers, each adhering to the high standards of quality that customers have come to expect from KES Lighting. So, whether you're looking to infuse a hint of vintage elegance into your modern abode or find the perfect lamp to complement your traditional decor, our range of Tiffany Table Lamps has something to suit your style and needs.

Experience the allure and timeless beauty of Tiffany Table Lamps with KES Lighting. Explore our range today to find the perfect lighting masterpiece for your home or office.

Tiffany Table Lamps - Tiffany Recommendations & Buying Advice

Not by Tiffany Studios, which closed in the 1930s, so genuine originals only come up at auction. Everything made new today is Tiffany style, produced by the same copper foil technique in the same idiom. Ours come from Novena, which accounts for 73 of our 129 Tiffany table lamps, along with Interiors 1900, Quoizel and Elstead.

The glass and the solder. A good shade uses real cut glass, so colour varies within a single piece and the surface is faintly uneven, and the solder lines stay consistent in width. A cheap one uses printed or moulded plastic with uniform colour and a perfectly even black line. Weight gives it away too: a 40cm shade in real glass is heavy.

Usually an E27, which covers 51 of our 129 Tiffany table lamps, with E14 next at 14. Choose 2700K or warmer, since cool white turns the ambers grey. An opal bulb is better than a clear one under a dense shade, because a visible filament shows through the paler glass pieces and spoils the effect.

Dry dusting, mostly. Use a soft brush or a dry microfibre cloth over the glass and along the solder lines, and a barely damp cloth only if something is stuck, dried immediately. Do not soak the shade or use a spray cleaner: water sitting in the copper foil seams is what tarnishes and eventually lifts them. Twice a year is plenty.

Not usually. Coloured glass absorbs a great deal of what the bulb produces, so even a 2 or 3 lamp Tiffany fitting gives atmosphere rather than useful output. Beside a reading chair you want 400 lumens or more falling on the page, which means a task lamp as well. Treat the Tiffany lamp as the piece you look at.

Halls, snugs, landings and dining rooms, where warm coloured light is the point and nobody is reading small print. They also work on a deep windowsill, where the glass catches daylight when the lamp is off. Kitchens and home offices are the 2 rooms where they disappoint, for output rather than looks. The same patterns come as Tiffany ceiling lights.

In a room that is already busy. A single Tiffany shade can carry several hundred pieces of coloured glass, and it competes with patterned wallpaper, a strong rug or a gallery wall rather than complementing them. It wants a plain background and a bit of space around it. In a quiet room with plain plaster it looks considered.