Early Art Deco Stained Glass Panel – Hand Blown Glass In excellent condition – No reserve. An exceptional early Art Deco large stained glass panel from the transitional years around 1920–1930, where craftsmanship and modernity meet in perfect balance. The composition is governed by calm geometry and symmetry, softened by a stylized central floral form that anchors the design without disrupting its architectural clarity. When sunlight passes through the hand-blown antique glass, the panel truly comes alive. Warm fields of amber and golden yellow glow with a honeyed depth, while accents of green, ruby red, and violet ignite gently within the grid. Subtle ripples in the glass catch and scatter the light, creating a quiet, ever-changing spectacle—an interplay of colour and shadow that shifts throughout the day. The leadwork is finely drawn and disciplined, enhancing the sense of structure while allowing the colours to breathe. This panel has been perfectly restored, professionally conserved to retain its original character and luminosity. No cracks, no losses, and no visible restorations from the front—only clarity, balance, and light. Details Origin: Europe Period: ca. 1920–1930 Style: Early Art Deco Material: Hand-blown stained glass with lead cames Technique: Traditional leaded stained glass Condition: Perfectly restored, excellent overall condition Weight: app 3.5 kg Dimensions 68.5 x 68.5 x 0.5 cm (height × width × depth) Historical context Early Art Deco stained glass marks a moment when interiors began to celebrate light itself as an architectural element. Panels such as this were designed not merely to divide space, but to transform it—filtering daylight into colour, warmth, and atmosphere, and lending quiet elegance to stairwells, entrances, and living spaces. A refined and poetic object of light, equally compelling as an installed panel or as a backlit wall piece. A true collector’s example with timeless decorative power. FREE SHIPPING Carefully packed and shipped with full insurance.