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2 wisteria lamps centerpiece of Tiffany auction

This undated photo provided by Sotheby's shows two nearly identical Tiffany wisteria lamps designed in 1901 that will be sold by Sotheby's on Dec. 17.  The lamps, which are among more than 30 other Tiffany lots in the auction, could sell for up to $1 million each at auction. (AP Photo/Sotheby's)
This undated photo provided by Sotheby's shows two nearly identical Tiffany wisteria lamps designed in 1901 that will be sold by Sotheby's on Dec. 17. The lamps, which are among more than 30 other Tiffany lots in the auction, could sell for up to $1 million each at auction. (AP Photo/Sotheby's)

NEW YORK (AP) – Two nearly identical Tiffany wisteria lamps designed in 1901 could sell for up to $1 million each at auction next week.

They are among a group of seven Tiffany lamps collected by dealer Sandra van den Broek over a 30-year period. The current owner acquired them over the past 10 years.

Sotheby’s is selling them Dec. 17.

The two wisteria leaded-glass lamps are successively numbered, indicating the 2,000 pieces for each were cut from the same sheets of glass. They came into Van den Broek’s possession 15 years apart.

The shade was designed by Tiffany Studios artist Clara Driscoll.