Set of 2 refined Art Deco stained glass windows – ca. 1930 – Wassenaar ⸻ Description Elegant set of two original stained glass windows dating from circa 1930, originating from the distinguished village of Wassenaar, located just below The Hague. This provenance reflects the high level of craftsmanship and quality typically found in the stately homes of this area. The windows are particularly notable for their exceptionally refined leadwork. The slender, precise lines demonstrate remarkable craftsmanship, creating a balanced and harmonious geometric composition characteristic of the Art Deco period. Equally striking are the beautiful colors. Carefully placed accents in deep red, vivid green, and soft blue contrast elegantly with the clear glass and warm, golden tones. As daylight passes through, the windows produce a subtle yet captivating play of light, enhancing their decorative appeal. The combination of refinement, color, and symmetry makes this set highly versatile—perfect both as architectural elements and as decorative objects in classic or contemporary interiors. ⸻ Dimensions (each window) * Width: 43 cm * Height: 75 cm ⸻ Origin * Wassenaar, The Netherlands (a stately village near The Hague) ⸻ Period * Circa 1930 ⸻ Condition In good, original condition with minor signs of age consistent with use. The delicate leadwork and glass are well preserved. Please see photos for a complete impression. ⸻ Special Features * Exceptionally refined and detailed leadwork * Harmonious Art Deco design * Rich and elegant color accents * Provenance from a distinguished residence in Wassenaar * Decorative and light-transmitting