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Hand Painted and Leaded Glass Window
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Hand Painted and Leaded Glass Window

19th century
For Sale by Pendle Antiques
Description

Hand Painted and leaded glass window.

A stunning painted window with a bird to the centre and bullseyes surrounding.

W - 49 cm

D - 3 cm

H - 45 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
45cm (17.72")
Width
49cm (19.29")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Declaration

Pendle Antiques has dated this Leaded Glass Window Panel to the Victorian era.

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SA995916
Description
Hand Painted and leaded glass window.

A stunning painted window with a bird to the centre and bullseyes surrounding.

W - 49 cm

D - 3 cm

H - 45 cm

Height
45cm (17.72")
Width
49cm (19.29")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Date of Manufacture

Pendle Antiques has dated this Leaded Glass Window Panel to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA995916
Pendle Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Apr 2011
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A square leaded glass panel featuring a central hand-painted roundel depicting a bird, surrounded by blue, green, and clear glass roundels set in a wooden frame.
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Archive I A square leaded glass panel featuring a central hand-painted roundel depicting a bird, surrounded by blue, green, and clear glass roundels set in a wooden frame.

Hand Painted and Leaded Glass Window

Archive II A square leaded glass panel featuring a central hand-painted roundel depicting a bird, surrounded by blue, green, and clear glass roundels set in a wooden frame. View II
Archive III A square leaded glass panel featuring a central hand-painted roundel depicting a bird, surrounded by blue, green, and clear glass roundels set in a wooden frame. View III
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Lancashire
United Kingdom
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A square leaded glass panel featuring a central hand-painted roundel depicting a bird, surrounded by blue, green, and clear glass roundels set in a wooden frame.
Hand Painted and leaded glass window
Ref: SA995916
A square leaded glass panel featuring a central hand-painted roundel depicting a bird, surrounded by blue, green, and clear glass roundels set in a wooden frame.
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Leaded glass panels developed significantly during the Victorian era, influenced by the Gothic Revival and Arts and Crafts movements. Craftsmen used lead cames to join stained and hand-painted glass pieces into ornate architectural windows.

Traditional leaded glass was constructed by fitting individual pieces of hand-blown or tinted glass into flexible H-shaped lead strips called cames. The joints were then soldered together, and waterproofing cement was rubbed into the gaps.

Authentic Victorian leaded glass typically exhibits subtle imperfections in the glass, such as air bubbles and varying thickness. The lead cames often display natural oxidisation, and hand-painted details were fired onto the glass rather than applied as cold paint.

Leaded glass panels can be suspended in front of modern clear windows to catch natural light without restricting illumination. Alternatively, they can be mounted in free-standing frames on sills or built into internal partition walls to create decorative light features.

Clean leaded glass using a soft, dry cloth or a slightly dampened microfibre cloth with distilled water. Avoid harsh chemicals, ammonia, or excessive pressure that could dislodge loose glass pieces or damage historic painted details.
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