Art Deco Stained glass window (3) - 1910-1920






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Three independent leaded glass panels dating to the early 20th century, made in France in the Art Déco style, with a palette of green, yellow, amber, brown, red and grey, the large panel measuring 28.5 x 15.5 cm and the two small ones 20 x 15.5 cm, in very good condition with minor wear from age.
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Important set of three leaded stained glass panels, datable to the early decades of the 20th century, of notable decorative and architectural interest.
The three stained glasses, made with thick glass elements assembled by lead came, feature a refined geometric composition characterized by the juxtaposition of numerous polychrome and translucent panes. The palette includes different shades of green, yellow, amber, brown, red and gray, with variations in transparency and intensity that give the surfaces a particular material depth and a very evocative luminous rendering.
The compositional arrangement, strictly geometric yet enriched by chromatic variety and by the differing shapes of the individual pieces, can be linked to the decorative taste of the early 1900s and lends itself well to being placed in an era-appropriate architectural context or reinterpreted within a contemporary interior design project.
Two panels are of the same size and are symmetrically destined for a coordinated composition; the third, ideally placed at the center of the ensemble, is slightly larger. The three elements are independent and can therefore be used separately or regrouped into a single large stained glass window, a solution particularly interesting from a scenographic point of view.
The presence of thick glass, with rich hues and an irregular surface, makes these panels especially engaging when traversed by natural light, highlighting the chromatic variations and returning an effect typical of historic artistic stained glass.
A work of considerable presence, indicated for collectors, antique dealers, designers and interior designers seeking original early 20th-century elements for a restoration, refurbishment or architectural valorization project.
Three authentic and independent elements, preserved as a testimony of a decorative glass production with a 20th-century taste, with considerable possibilities for reuse and reassembly.
Measurements in the photos, scroll through the photos.
Large glass: about 28.5 x 15.5 cm
Small panes: about 20 x 15.5 cm each
They will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance."
Important set of three leaded stained glass panels, datable to the early decades of the 20th century, of notable decorative and architectural interest.
The three stained glasses, made with thick glass elements assembled by lead came, feature a refined geometric composition characterized by the juxtaposition of numerous polychrome and translucent panes. The palette includes different shades of green, yellow, amber, brown, red and gray, with variations in transparency and intensity that give the surfaces a particular material depth and a very evocative luminous rendering.
The compositional arrangement, strictly geometric yet enriched by chromatic variety and by the differing shapes of the individual pieces, can be linked to the decorative taste of the early 1900s and lends itself well to being placed in an era-appropriate architectural context or reinterpreted within a contemporary interior design project.
Two panels are of the same size and are symmetrically destined for a coordinated composition; the third, ideally placed at the center of the ensemble, is slightly larger. The three elements are independent and can therefore be used separately or regrouped into a single large stained glass window, a solution particularly interesting from a scenographic point of view.
The presence of thick glass, with rich hues and an irregular surface, makes these panels especially engaging when traversed by natural light, highlighting the chromatic variations and returning an effect typical of historic artistic stained glass.
A work of considerable presence, indicated for collectors, antique dealers, designers and interior designers seeking original early 20th-century elements for a restoration, refurbishment or architectural valorization project.
Three authentic and independent elements, preserved as a testimony of a decorative glass production with a 20th-century taste, with considerable possibilities for reuse and reassembly.
Measurements in the photos, scroll through the photos.
Large glass: about 28.5 x 15.5 cm
Small panes: about 20 x 15.5 cm each
They will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance."
