Jugendstil Stained glass window - 1910-1920 - Amsterdam- plantage 1910

Antique Dutch Art Nouveau Stained Glass Window – Amsterdam, c. 1910–1920 – In excellent condition

Beautiful antique Dutch stained glass window in the Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) style, dating from approximately 1910–1920.

This remarkable window features an elegant, symmetrical design with two stylised floral motifs in striking turquoise blue. The gracefully curved leadwork contrasts beautifully with the geometric composition.

The original textured glass combines delicate shades of green with rich ruby-red borders, warm amber yellow and clear textured glass. The harmonious colours and refined craftsmanship are characteristic of early 20th-century Dutch Art Nouveau architecture.

Provenance

Originating from Amsterdam, the Netherlands, this window is part of a remarkable collection of six matching period stained glass windows.

The original wooden frame bears the handwritten inscription “Henri Polaklaan 34”, possibly referring to a historic property in Amsterdam’s prestigious Plantage district.

The windows were removed from their original installation in 2015, and their original wooden frames have been preserved.

Details

* Period: Circa 1910–1920
* Style: Jugendstil / Art Nouveau
* Origin: Amsterdam, Netherlands
* Dimensions: 95 × 50 cm, including wooden frame
* Materials: Original coloured textured glass, traditional leadwork and wooden frame
* Condition: Very good antique condition, with one localised damaged section in the amber-coloured glass along the lower edge, clearly visible in the photographs. Minor age-related wear to the wooden frame.

A beautiful example of early 20th-century Dutch decorative glasswork. Its refined design and magnificent colours are particularly striking when illuminated by natural daylight.