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1910 Antique Leaded Glass Window
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for sale €1,006     $1,092
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1910 Antique Leaded Glass Window

1900 - 1920
For Sale by Pendle Antiques
Description

1910 antique leaded glass window. The window comes in original frames and 3 different sections of hand painted glass. The window has no damage and no cracks to the glass. The sizes are including frames.

Physical Dimensions
Height
57cm (22.44")
Width
202cm (79.53")
Depth
5cm (1.97")
Declaration

Pendle Antiques has dated this Antique Leaded Glass Window to the 1910s.

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SA1155494
Description
1910 antique leaded glass window. The window comes in original frames and 3 different sections of hand painted glass. The window has no damage and no cracks to the glass. The sizes are including frames.
Height
57cm (22.44")
Width
202cm (79.53")
Depth
5cm (1.97")
Date of Manufacture

Pendle Antiques has dated this Antique Leaded Glass Window to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1155494
Pendle Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Apr 2011
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A wide rectangular antique leaded glass transom window featuring three sections of green, amber, blue, and red coloured glass with Art Nouveau scrollwork motifs set in a timber frame.
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Archive I A wide rectangular antique leaded glass transom window featuring three sections of green, amber, blue, and red coloured glass with Art Nouveau scrollwork motifs set in a timber frame.

1910 Antique Leaded Glass Window

Archive II A wide rectangular antique leaded glass transom window featuring three sections of green, amber, blue, and red coloured glass with Art Nouveau scrollwork motifs set in a timber frame. View II
Archive III A wide rectangular antique leaded glass transom window featuring three sections of green, amber, blue, and red coloured glass with Art Nouveau scrollwork motifs set in a timber frame. View III
Archive IV A wide rectangular antique leaded glass transom window featuring three sections of green, amber, blue, and red coloured glass with Art Nouveau scrollwork motifs set in a timber frame. View IV
Archive V A wide rectangular antique leaded glass transom window featuring three sections of green, amber, blue, and red coloured glass with Art Nouveau scrollwork motifs set in a timber frame. View V
Archive VI A wide rectangular antique leaded glass transom window featuring three sections of green, amber, blue, and red coloured glass with Art Nouveau scrollwork motifs set in a timber frame. View VI
Archive VII A wide rectangular antique leaded glass transom window featuring three sections of green, amber, blue, and red coloured glass with Art Nouveau scrollwork motifs set in a timber frame. View VII
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Pendle Antiques
Telephone 01200 423027
Location
Mitton
Lancashire
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/pendle
Verified Since Apr 2011
Items For Sale 115
Items Sold 1,099
Pendle Antiques
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A wide rectangular antique leaded glass transom window featuring three sections of green, amber, blue, and red coloured glass with Art Nouveau scrollwork motifs set in a timber frame.
1910 antique leaded glass window
Ref: SA1155494
A wide rectangular antique leaded glass transom window featuring three sections of green, amber, blue, and red coloured glass with Art Nouveau scrollwork motifs set in a timber frame.
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  • ObjectArchitectural Salvage
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleEdwardian / Art Nouveau
  • MaterialGlass, Lead, Wood
  • ColourGreen and Amber
  • MotifsArt Nouveau scrollwork, central oval medallion, lead cames, geometric textured panes
  • SizeH 57 cm (22 in) x W 202 cm (80 in) x D 5 cm (2 in)

This architectural salvage is an Edwardian and Art Nouveau leaded glass window from 1910, presented in its original wooden frame divided into three distinct sections. The hand-painted glass features a palette of green, amber, blue, and red, incorporating intricate Art Nouveau scrollwork, a prominent central oval medallion, lead cames, and geometric textured panes. Signs of age appear on the weathered painted finish of the timber frame, while the glass panels remain free of cracks and damage. The window measures 57 cm high, 202 cm wide, and 5 cm deep including the frame. It suits placement as an internal or external transom window, decorative room divider, or feature panel within a period home or restoration project.

FAQs

During the Edwardian and Art Nouveau eras in the early 1900s, leaded glass windows became popular architectural elements in domestic and commercial buildings. They incorporated stylized organic motifs, geometric grids, and vibrant coloured glass to filter natural light and add decorative detail above doorways and in windows.

Traditional leaded glass panels were constructed using hand-cut pieces of coloured, clear, or textured glass assembled within flexible H-shaped lead cames. The joints were soldered together, sealed with waterproof glazing putty, and fitted into sturdy timber or iron frames.

Authentic period leaded glass exhibits minor irregularities in the glass thickness, subtle air bubbles, and a natural dark patina or oxidisation on the lead cames. Additionally, original pieces often feature hand-applied glazing compound and aged wooden framing displaying traditional joinery.

A decorative glazed transom panel can be mounted as a light-filtering wall art piece, suspended in front of a modern window, or integrated into an internal wall partition above a doorway to maintain light flow while adding historical character.

Clean leaded glass gently using a soft, dry cloth or a lightly damp sponge with mild soapy water, avoiding harsh chemicals that can degrade the lead or putty. Inspect the lead cames regularly for structural stability and avoid placing excessive pressure on the glass segments.
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