An impressive and authentic Art Nouveau stained glass window, originating from the entrance hall of a hotel built in the early 20th century (circa 1910). The building has since been demolished, making this piece a rare and genuine example of architectural salvage preserved from a historic interior. This large window features a refined Art Nouveau composition with elegant flowing lines and a harmonious arrangement of colored and textured glass pieces. The design reflects the organic aesthetics characteristic of the period, when architecture and decorative arts were closely integrated to create atmospheric interiors filled with natural light and ornamental detail. Large stained glass panels such as this had both decorative and functional purposes, allowing daylight to pass through colored and textured glass while enhancing the architectural character of the space. Pieces of this scale and quality rarely appear on the market, particularly with known provenance from a demolished historic building. Architectural elements like this are highly appreciated by collectors, interior designers, and restoration specialists who value authentic period materials and the craftsmanship of early 20th century glasswork. The window can be reused as an architectural feature, mounted as a decorative wall panel, or incorporated into a custom frame with backlighting to highlight the colours and textures of the glass. Condition The window is in good antique condition considering its age. The lead structure remains stable and solid. The panel has been carefully preserved after removal from the building. Dimensions 115 x 91 x 5 cm (h x w x d) Weight Approx. 11 kg A rare and decorative architectural object that perfectly captures the elegance and craftsmanship of the Art Nouveau period — a true eye-catcher for collectors and lovers of historic design. Free shipping. No costs!!! • Will be professionally packaged with protective glazing support • Next-day dispatch, registered, insured, and tracked • Catawiki-compliant shipping label system assumed • From a private curated collection of architectural glassworks • A true eye-catcher in your home or design studio