AI interpretation of Tiffany Poppy inkwell.
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Overview

More than a thousand glass pieces form this inkwell’s Favrile mosaic, combined with bronze. Cleveland attributes the design to Clara Wolcott Driscoll, identifies Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company as maker, and names Tiffany Studios as retailer.

The object belongs to the firm’s expanding range of smaller luxury desk and household goods around 1900. Underside marks name Tiffany and Favrile; these are catalogue transcriptions. Charles Maurer’s bequest brought it to Cleveland in 2018.

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History & identity

Attributed to Clara Wolcott Driscoll

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Sources & representation

Institutional object account.

Selected bibliography

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    Cleveland Museum of Art online catalogue: Poppy Inkwell (2018.289)

    Cleveland Museum of Art

    Undated online publication; manufacture date and record timestamps are separate.

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  1. Complete primary institutional API object recordPoppy Inkwell — Cleveland Museum of Art 2018.289Research access: 2026-10-21

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