Large American Lustre Art Glass Gold Fishnet Pattern Lamp Shade hanging light late 19th-early 20th century)

late 19th-early 20th century)

Former plaque on house (not included) reads: Built about 1741 by Daniel Henchman on Lincoln Street and for many years owned by John Hancock: Home of Levi Lincoln

Note: some water damage on endpapers and foxing throughout

Signed with a false maker's mark: Tiffany Studios/ New York

Width 29 Depth 29 Height 43 inches

Large American Lustre Art Glass Gold Fishnet Pattern Lamp Shade hanging light late 19th-early 20th century)DETAILS COLOR(S) Gold on white PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER Lustre Art Glass Company (Long Island, New York, 1920 23) Founder(s): Conrad Vahlsing (American, 1890 1941) and Paul Frank MARKS Signed (fitter): Lustre Art. PERIOD Early 20th century DATE 1920 23 DIMENSIONS Width 3. 25 Depth 3. 25 Height 6 inches Fitter: Width 2. 25 inches CONDITION Note: small flake on fitter.