A set of six Art Nouveau-inspired leaded and stained glass window panels, likely produced for domestic architectural use during the early 20th century. Each panel features a central stylized floral or foliate motif consisting of a vertical teardrop-shaped element in ruby-red glass, flanked by two triangular sections in emerald-green glass. This central arrangement is supported by a vertical rectangular column of amber-coloured glass. The primary field of each panel is composed of clear, heavily textured muffled or cathedral glass, designed to provide privacy while diffusing light. Horizontal lead cames extend to the edges, terminating in small rectangular panes of dark, possibly deep purple or black glass. The panels are constructed using traditional H-section lead cames with soldered joints. The glass pieces exhibit varied textures characteristic of domestic architectural glass from the Edwardian and interwar periods in the United Kingdom. No maker’s marks, signatures, or labels are visible on the glass or the leadwork.
Dimensions: Not provided.
Dimensions: 19 x 14”
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