“POV: you think you just found a pretty glass dish at the thrift store…” a text overlay on the video reads. She holds up the crystal bowl where the sticker price states $5.49.

The good news here is the bowl belonging to S. P. is not a fake. It is a genuine piece of Tiffany Favrile glass, which is highly prized by current collectors.

Now, the other pieces, from the 1920s, or, the, uh, certainly, this plate here and the bowl is what you would see Tiffany making in the 1920s, which was the pastel glass. GUEST: Mm-hmm.

The exhibition showcases the collection of Edward C. Moore, a silversmith and art collector who worked for Tiffany’s starting in 1868. Moore donated his collection of more than 2,500 objects and ...

ALLENTOWN, Pa. - At the Allentown Art Museum, in the glow of two Tiffany River of Life stained glass windows, is Gardens in Glass. "Tiffany's Gardens in Glass is a new traveling exhibition ...