Dutch Art Deco Stained Glass Panel, Atelier Asperslagh, The Hague, circa 1920 In excellent condition – No reserve. A highly decorative Dutch Art Deco stained glass panel, attributed to the renowned Atelier Asperslagh of The Hague, dating from the interwar period, circa 1920. The composition features a distinctive geometric arrangement of amber, golden yellow, pale green, red and lavender glass, set within a strong, symmetrical lead framework. The angular central motif contrasts beautifully with the surrounding rectangular divisions, reflecting the geometric idiom of Dutch Art Deco. Crafted from hand-blown coloured glass with subtle air bubbles, the panel displays the character and craftsmanship of traditional leaded stained glass. Housed in a sturdy aluminium frame and complete with its metal hanging chain, the translucent glass produces an attractive play of colour when illuminated. A striking decorative piece for collectors of Dutch Art Deco, architectural glass and vintage interior design. Details / Specifications Maker: Attributed to Atelier Asperslagh, The Hague, Netherlands Period: Circa 1920 (approximately 100+ years old) Style: Dutch Art Deco Material: Hand-blown coloured glass, lead came and aluminium frame Colours: Amber, golden yellow, pale green, red and lavender Technique: Traditional leaded stained glass Dimensions: Approx. 42 × 44.5 cm (height × width) Weight: Approx. 2.4 kg Condition: Solid and sturdy vintage condition, with one hairline crack in the outer border Fittings: Metal hanging chain included A distinctive example of geometric decorative glass, combining warm translucent colours, traditional craftsmanship and the architectural elegance of Dutch Art Deco. Offered with no reserve.