Tiffany & Co.'s renowned hollowware workshop, located in Cumberland, Rhode Island, handcrafts the house's spectacular sterling silver vessels, from decorative accessories such as trays and vases to some of the trophies the most sought-after athletes in the world. The tradition of excellence in Tiffany hollowware dates back to 1851, when the house purchased the operation of New York's largest silversmith. In 1860, Tiffany created one of its first notable trophies, the Woodlawn Vase, still awarded annually to the winner of the Preakness Stakes horse race in Baltimore, Maryland. Tiffany's master artisans have been pushing the boundaries of silversmithing for more than 170 years, combining ancient methods with cutting-edge technology to transform flat sheets of sterling silver into sparkling three-dimensional structures that embody the house's signature craftsmanship . Committed to continuing this tradition of excellence, the dedicated artisans of the Tiffany Hollowware workshop each year create more than eighty varieties of sterling silver trophies, the most revered symbols of athletic achievement in nearly every notable area of ​​sport American, from car racing to yachting. Today, the moment of triumph at many major American sporting events, including the NFL Super Bowl, the MLB World Series and the USTA US Open tennis tournament, continues to be celebrated with the presentation of custom-made trophies from Tiffany & Co. foreword by NBA superstar LeBron James, Crafting Victory highlights Tiffany's most prestigious sports trophies, showcasing images including archival drawings and documents, the workshop's artisanal expertise and acclaimed champion athletes revealing themselves in the joy of victory.