1900 Antique Leaded Glass Window with Hand Painted Winter

Name: 1900 Antique Leaded Glass Window with Hand Painted Winter Scene
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1158717
Price: 700 GBP
Availability: InStock

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ObjectStained Glass Panels
Period1900 - 1920
StyleEdwardian
MaterialGlass, Lead, Wood
ColourMulticoloured
MotifsLeaded cames, roundel centres, geometric borders, hand-painted scene

This Edwardian stained glass window panel presents a multicoloured leaded glass construction framed in plain pine. The composition includes geometric borders, decorative roundel centres, and a central hand-painted winter landscape depicting a snowy path beside a cottage and trees. Handwriting marks appear directly on the glass surface in blue and black ink near the upper corners. The glass segments display varied textures, including smooth, textured, and patterned panels held together by dark lead cames, alongside circular bullseye roundels placed centrally near the top and bottom borders. Measuring 50 cm wide by 90 cm high, the panel fits well as a decorative architectural feature in a traditional hallway, living room, or study, where natural light can illuminate the painted landscape and coloured glass sections. Homeowners often mount such panels inside existing window frames or display them against interior walls to showcase the leadwork and hand-painted details. The sturdy pine timber frame surrounds the entire glass assembly, providing a finished border suitable for contemporary interior placement.

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During the turn of the 20th century, stained glass evolved from heavy Gothic revival motifs towards lighter, geometric Arts and Crafts and Edwardian layouts. Panels frequently combined textured, coloured glass with central hand-painted roundels or rectangular vignettes depicting natural landscapes, floral themes, or rustic scenes.

Traditional leaded glass panels consist of individual hand-cut pieces of coloured, textured, or blown glass held together by pliable H-shaped lead strips called cames. The joints are secured with solder, and the panel is weather-sealed using glazing putty before central vitreous details are kiln-fired onto the glass.

Authentic period pieces show variations in glass thickness, subtle bubbles or seeds within the glass matrix, and natural oxidisation or dark patina on the lead cames. Hand-painted details are kiln-fired into the surface rather than printed, exhibiting fine brushstrokes and depth under close inspection.

A stained glass panel can be suspended in front of a modern window to catch natural daylight, mounted within a lightweight timber frame as a tabletop display, or incorporated into interior partition walls and doors to allow light transfer between rooms while maintaining privacy.

Clean leaded glass gently using a soft, dry lint-free cloth or a soft-bristled brush to remove dust. Avoid harsh chemical sprays, abrasive cleaners, or excessive water, which can damage painted enamel work, strip the natural lead patina, or deteriorate the underlying glazing compound.

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