1. Pink Lotus Tiffany Lamp
The most expensive lamp in the world the Pink Lotus sold at Christie’s Auction House in New York, on December 12, 1997, for an unbelievable price of $2.8 million. The Tiffany Company was founded by Louis Comfort Tiffany in 1875. Louis Comfort Tiffany and Associated Artists originally began to create beautiful glass decorations. Louis Tiffany never actually produced the lamps himself; instead, he orchestrated the entire production process by hiring the best builders at the time. It was made using 2000 separate glass pieces, all hand-cut, wrapped using the copper foil technique.
2. Dragonfly Tiffany Table Lamp
The Tifanny Studio is the main topic when it comes to the rich collectors who want to receive recognition for their unusual and very expensive items. The Dragonfly Tifanny Table Lamp was sold at a Sotheby’s auction for $2.110.000 in December 2015. The starting price was around $300.000 but some details made it more valuable.
3. Kuwaiti Mall Chandelier
The most expensive chandelier in the Middle East, it once shone down its magnificence upon the monumental 360 Mall in Kuwait. The $1,8 million chandelier was created to express opulence, to impress and give you the sensation that the item has something divine, but that wasn’t enough for the teenager who threw a shoe at it, causing it to lose balance and come to pieces on the floor.
4. Salviati Chandelier
This is one of a kind items, this chandelier is that one piece that you want to see hanging from the ceiling. The Salviati Chandelier represents the tastes of the Italian glassmaker who decided to depict his tastes in Gothic art-form with this single ceiling lamp. The article is the only one ever made by the Venice based artist, which he made in the 19th century as an elegant and glamorous piece of lighting. Estimated at over $1 million the piece was made from rare Murano glass and gold-tint, making it extremely rare.
5. The Philadelphia Municipal Auditorium Art Deco hanging Lamps
The Art Deco Hanging Lamps are 14 feet tall and come as a group of 4, being the last of their kind, rescued from the former building. Unique and outstanding wall lamps, the pieces are meant for an enormous luxury house and their description may make them famous. Supposedly the only 4 remaining from the batch of this French Art Deco style, the wall lamps have a starting price of $750.000 per lamp, making illumination for the rich worth millions.
