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Vidrio armado Tiffany is Tiffany leaded glass.The sentence says Three tulips in an exotic Tiffany leaded glass.

Wire frame..not leaded glass...not for the lamps and flowers///
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I would not use Exotic....not for Tiffany...Unusual!

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leaded glass: glass panels made by combining multiple small pieces of glass, which may be stained, textured or beveled, with cames(a slender grooved lead bar used to hold together the panes in stained glass ...)
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También: ....in exceptional stained glass by Tiffany

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I'm making a new answer because I need the space, not because I'm disagreeing with my colleagues. Apparently any glass made by Tiffany is Favrile glass because he held a patent and used that name for any glass he made. BUT "armado" in your text more likely refers to the way it's put together. No matter how thin the lead, the term is "leaded," and the frame is "leading." "Wired glass" is glass with mesh inside, used in prisons, etc. As far as I know, it is not decorative. Also, a LAMP can be "wired" for electricity! Here is a link to a glossary on Art Deco glass terms. It very complete and does not contain any reference to "wired glass."

http://users.ticnet.com/mikefirth/glosdeco.htm

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I mainly put the "Favrile" in to catch your attention and show you that I did a little homework.

My assumption is that "armado" refers to the technique that holds the lamp together, not a wire frame for the lamp itself -- that's not what his lamps were like. To hold glass together, you need the mineral lead. It can be very fine, like a wire, but it is called "leading" and "leaded glass." In this particular question, I don't think any could seriously state level-5 confidence without seeing a picture.

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From www.morsemuseum.org/louis.html:
**The leading necessary to hold the pieces of glass together became a fully integrated design element**, simulating, for example, the stems of plants."


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Oops! Correction: "technique that holds the glass pieces of the lampshade together"!!!

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Here's another glossary: http://www.stainedglass.org/sourcebook/features/glossaryofse...

I think "armado" is used in the sense of "put together," because his works were pieced together in such irregular ways.

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From glossary: Leading: Extruded lead channel with an H or U cross section to hold the glass in the panel.

or if the "armado" is found to be erroneous, then:

three tulips of delicate Tiffany Wire-wrapped glass set in a striking frame