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1910 Antique Leaded Glass Window with Bird on a Branch Design
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1910 Antique Leaded Glass Window with Bird on a Branch Design

1900 - 1920
For Sale by Pendle Antiques
Description

1910 antique leaded glass window with bird on a branch design. In good used condition. The window has no cracks to the glass. The sizes are including frames.

Physical Dimensions
Height
41cm (16.14")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

Pendle Antiques has dated this Edwardian Leaded Glass Panel to the 1910s.

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SA1155481
Description
1910 antique leaded glass window with bird on a branch design. In good used condition. The window has no cracks to the glass. The sizes are including frames.
Height
41cm (16.14")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

Pendle Antiques has dated this Edwardian Leaded Glass Panel to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1155481
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Sellingantiques verified Since Apr 2011
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A square leaded glass panel featuring a central roundel depicting a bird on a branch surrounded by geometric green, amber, and red glass panes set in a light timber frame.
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Archive I A square leaded glass panel featuring a central roundel depicting a bird on a branch surrounded by geometric green, amber, and red glass panes set in a light timber frame.

1910 Antique Leaded Glass Window with Bird on a Branch Design

Archive II A square leaded glass panel featuring a central roundel depicting a bird on a branch surrounded by geometric green, amber, and red glass panes set in a light timber frame. View II
Archive III A square leaded glass panel featuring a central roundel depicting a bird on a branch surrounded by geometric green, amber, and red glass panes set in a light timber frame. View III
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Lancashire
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A square leaded glass panel featuring a central roundel depicting a bird on a branch surrounded by geometric green, amber, and red glass panes set in a light timber frame.
1910 antique leaded glass window with bird on a branch design
Ref: SA1155481
A square leaded glass panel featuring a central roundel depicting a bird on a branch surrounded by geometric green, amber, and red glass panes set in a light timber frame.
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Leaded glass windows from the early 20th century typically feature simplified geometric layouts combined with naturalistic motifs, such as stylized birds, flora, and foliage. Unlike darker Victorian designs, Edwardian panels emphasize lighter colour palettes, textured glass, and delicate hand-painted roundels.

These panels were constructed by hand-cutting individual pieces of coloured, clear, or textured glass and fitting them into flexible H-shaped lead strips known as cames. The intersections of the cames were then soldered together, and putty was rubbed underneath the leads to weatherproof and secure the glass.

Authentic pieces display signs of historical craftsmanship, including irregular textures in hand-blown glass, subtle surface wear, and natural oxidisation or dark patina on the lead cames. Hand-painted central elements often exhibit kiln-fired enamel pigments that are fused directly into the glass surface.

Panels can be suspended in front of modern double-glazed windows using discreet chains to catch natural sunlight without altering permanent joinery. Alternatively, they can be set into custom timber frames as decorative interior room dividers or mounted inside backlit wall niches.

Dust the panel gently using a soft, dry microfibre cloth or a soft-bristled brush around the lead joints. Avoid harsh chemical sprays, ammonia, or soaking water, as moisture can break down the original waterproofing putty and compromise the lead structure.
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