Jugendstil Stained glass window - Dutch Jugendstil design 1900’s - 1900-1910 - Amsterdam,Museum Quarter

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This Dutch stained-glass window in Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) style dates from 1900–1910 and measures 85 × 63 cm.

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Antique Jugendstil Stained Glass Window – Amsterdam – c. 1900–1910 – 85 × 63 cm -In beautiful condition!

Beautiful and authentic antique stained glass window, originating from a residence on Van Breestraat in the Cornelis Schuyt neighbourhood, Museum Quarter, Amsterdam-Zuid.

The window features an elegant symmetrical Jugendstil / Art Nouveau design with three stylised flowers. It is made with beautiful textured glass in shades of green, amber, pink/purple and turquoise. The combination of floral motifs and strong geometric lead lines is characteristic of Dutch Jugendstil design from the early 20th century.

Considering its age, the stained glass is in very good antique condition. the window is beautifully preserved.

The stained glass remains mounted in its wooden frame, making it a striking and ready-to-display architectural decorative piece.

Dimensions: approx. 85 × 63 cm
Period: c. 1900–1910
Origin: Van Breestraat, Cornelis Schuyt neighbourhood, Museum Quarter, Amsterdam-Zuid, the Netherlands
Style: Jugendstil / Art Nouveau
Materials: coloured textured glass, lead and wood
Condition: Very good antique condition.

A highly decorative and atmospheric piece of Amsterdam architectural history, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of Jugendstil, Art Nouveau and antique stained glass.

Antique Jugendstil Stained Glass Window – Amsterdam – c. 1900–1910 – 85 × 63 cm -In beautiful condition!

Beautiful and authentic antique stained glass window, originating from a residence on Van Breestraat in the Cornelis Schuyt neighbourhood, Museum Quarter, Amsterdam-Zuid.

The window features an elegant symmetrical Jugendstil / Art Nouveau design with three stylised flowers. It is made with beautiful textured glass in shades of green, amber, pink/purple and turquoise. The combination of floral motifs and strong geometric lead lines is characteristic of Dutch Jugendstil design from the early 20th century.

Considering its age, the stained glass is in very good antique condition. the window is beautifully preserved.

The stained glass remains mounted in its wooden frame, making it a striking and ready-to-display architectural decorative piece.

Dimensions: approx. 85 × 63 cm
Period: c. 1900–1910
Origin: Van Breestraat, Cornelis Schuyt neighbourhood, Museum Quarter, Amsterdam-Zuid, the Netherlands
Style: Jugendstil / Art Nouveau
Materials: coloured textured glass, lead and wood
Condition: Very good antique condition.

A highly decorative and atmospheric piece of Amsterdam architectural history, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of Jugendstil, Art Nouveau and antique stained glass.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Jugendstil
Glass type
Stained glass
Specific region of origin
Amsterdam
Title additional information
Amsterdam,Museum Quarter
Number of objects
1
Material
Glass
Country of origin
Netherlands
Designer/artist/maker
Dutch Jugendstil design 1900’s
Style
Art Nouveau
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
63 cm
Width
85 cm
Depth
4 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
The NetherlandsVerified
245
Objects sold
100%
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