Original Dutch stained glass transom window – Hand-painted medallion – The Hague, circa 1923 – In excellent condition This elegant original Dutch stained-glass transom window originates from a distinguished townhouse on Laan van Meerdervoort 572 in The Hague. It was originally installed as one of the decorative upper windows above the front bay window and has remained preserved in its original wooden frame. The window features a beautifully hand-painted central medallion executed in traditional grisaille and silver stain, enriched with deep ruby-red accents and framed by a warm amber-coloured border. The textured cathedral glass creates a beautiful play of light and enhances the decorative character of the piece. A clear protective glass pane has been fitted to one side, helping to preserve the historic stained glass in excellent condition. The original wooden frame shows age-related wear and flaking paint, consistent with its age, adding to its authentic character. This is an exceptional architectural salvage piece, perfectly suited as a decorative interior object, for restoration projects, or for installation as an illuminated wall feature. Dimensions * Height: 47 cm * Width: 57 cm * Depth: 4 cm Condition Very good overall condition with age-related wear to the original wooden frame. The stained glass is well preserved, with the original lead cames intact. A protective clear glass pane is fitted to one side. Provenance Original stained-glass transom window from a townhouse at Laan van Meerdervoort 572, The Hague, Netherlands, dating to approximately 1923. A highly decorative and authentic Dutch architectural antique with excellent provenance.