In a few years it will be 200 years old, but in the meantime, it is being renewed to surprise us even more with its splendor. Who hasn’t gawked at the windows of Tiffany & Co looking at their coveted pieces, who hasn’t stared at those windows dreaming, some with their potential future purchase and others who are just happy to keep dreaming, because one thing is certain: Tiffany has made us dream.
A lot has happened since Charles Lewis Tiffany and his partner John B Young opened their store of curiosities and stationery, thanks to the $1,000 loan that Charles’ father had left them. Tiffany & Young, located at 259-260 Broadway Street, opened at different locations on that same street: 260 in 1841 under the name Tiffany, Young and…
