1. Are you selling original Tiffany lamps, reproduction Tiffany lamps, or
     Tiffany style lamps?
A: We sell high-quality Tiffany style stained glass lamps. We do not sell 
     original Tiffany lamps made by the Tiffany Studio, New York.

2. Are the methods and techniques different in the making of Tiffany
     style lamps, Tiffany reproduction lamps, and the original Tiffany lamps?
A: The making of most Tiffany style lamps and reproduction Tiffany lamps
     follow the tradition of the original Tiffany lamps by soldering many
     (often hundreds) counts of colorful stained glass together.

3. What materials do you use in your Tiffany style lamps?
A: We use the very fine stained glass in the shades of the Tiffany style
     lamps, and alloy metal in the bases of the Tiffany style lighting fixtures.

4. How stable is Tiffany style lamps since the lampshades are made of
     stained glass?
A: The glass cutting patterns of the lampshades were made from a drawing,
     thus allowing many glass parts to be cut. It was out of these pieces then
     that the lampshade was made. The connecting of these single glass pieces
     was made possible by framing the edges of every piece with a thin copper
     foil, which was then soldered to the adjacent copper foiled pieces. This
     technique, combined with the linking approach made shades extremely
     stable.

5. What do I need to know about the bulbs of Tiffany style lamps?
A: For Tiffany style lamps with larger size lamp shades 20" or above, three
     (3) 60 watt sockets are generally recommended. For those with 16"
     diameter lamp shades up to 20" diameter lampshades, two (2) sockets are
     generally recommended. For Tiffany style lamps with smaller size
     lampshades, one (1) socket with regular bulb is generally used.