Louis C. Tiffany View of Oyster Bay Expandable Vase

Ideal for brightening every decor, Modgy’s artful, reusable plastic vases pop-up easily for use and fold flat for storage, making it easy to keep a variety of colors and patterns tucked away for any occasion. LOUIS C. TIFFANY VIEW OF OYSTER BAY View of Oyster Bay is a splendid example of Louis C. Tiffany’s leaded glass. Commissioned by silk industry magnate William C. Skinner, the scene has a strong resemblance to Oyster Bay, but was inspired by Wistariahurst,  Skinner’s family estate in Holyoke, MA. The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art in Winter Park, FL made an extended loan of the View of Oyster Bay to The Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1978, where the window continues to be one of the most popular by Tiffany today.   View of Oyster Bay, c. 1908 Leaded glass. Tiffany Studios, NYC, 1902–32 On loan to The Metropolitan Museum of Art The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art (69-001) ©2024 CHMF, Inc.