Stained glass windows with a colourful fire painted Golden Age V.O.C. ship "De Zeven Provinciën" (The Seven Provinces) Hand painted by a craftsman around the 1930's. The Seven Provinces (1660) was the flagship of the Dutch East India Company and sailed with 80 heavy guns on board. The ship had a length of 163 feet (46 m) and the ship carried more than 2000 m² of sail. The crew numbered more than 420. Fire painting labor-intensive, traditional technology - originating from the early Middle Ages. It uses metal oxides, which are burned into the glass at a relatively low temperature, creating the most beautiful colours. This high quality painted decoration with great details gives a wonderful effect when the sun shines through the glass. Dimensions W29 x H19 cm The glass and the lead soldering are in a perfect (as new)state. A wonderful addition to both a classic and a modern interior. The item will be perfectly packaged and sent by registered mail.