Original Art Deco Stained Glass Panel In excellent condition Period: Circa 1920 — Late Art Nouveau / Early Art Deco transition Material: Original lead came; Hand-blown coloured glass with natural bubbles and irregularities, Height: 35 cm Width: 20 cm Condition • Entirely original and unrestored. Only the lead cames are cleaned up. • No cracks, hairlines, or structural fatigue • Lead came remains tight, clean, and stable • Colours are vibrant and unfaded This is a finely executed hand blown stained glass panel from circa 1920, created at the height of the transition between Art Nouveau and Art Deco. The quality of draughtsmanship, glazing, and firing strongly suggests production in a professional stained-glass atelier rather than a commercial workshop. Stylistically, the panel embodies the refined elegance of late decorative modernism: fluid contours inherited from Art Nouveau combined with the emerging clarity and restraint of early Art Deco aesthetics. The balance between figuration and ornament reflects a sophisticated artistic sensibility aligned with elite interiors of the 1910s–1920s. When backlit, the panel reveals an exceptional luminosity. The carefully chosen glass tones interact with light to create a rich chromatic glow, while the fired painting remains sharp and legible. This dual visual quality — painterly detail in daylight and radiant depth in transmitted light — distinguishes superior panels from ordinary examples. Panels of this calibre and condition from the circa-1920 period are increasingly scarce on the market. Many surviving examples have suffered damage, crude repairs, or over-restoration.