Striking pair of early 20th century arched leaded stained glass architectural windows featuring a refined geometric Arts & Crafts / early Art Deco design. These tall and narrow panels retain their original lead came construction, textured privacy glass, and warm wood frames.
The elegant arched tops and restrained jewel-tone accents in cobalt, ruby, amber, and green create a sophisticated architectural presence while remaining versatile enough for both traditional and modern interiors. Originally likely used as entryway sidelights or stair landing windows, these panels now function beautifully as decorative wall installations, transom features, wine cellar accents, or custom backlit architectural elements.
The heavily textured and rippled glass provides excellent light diffusion and privacy while showcasing the craftsmanship of early 20th century stained glass work.
Age-appropriate wear consistent with antique architectural salvage, including a few small stable hairline cracks to isolated panes that do not detract from overall presentation or structural integrity.
Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear. Original lead came and wood frames. Two small stable hairline cracks to isolated background panes consistent with antique stained glass windows. Minor bowing and oxidation to lead came consistent with age.
