Art Deco stained glass panel (ca. 1920–1940) – geometric design – original from Dutch townhouse Description Striking and authentic Art Deco stained glass panel, dating from approximately 1920–1940, removed from a residential townhouse in Driehuis (North Holland, The Netherlands). This piece stands out for its strong geometric composition and elegant symmetry, characteristic of the Art Deco period with subtle influences of the Amsterdam School. The design features circular forms, linear divisions, and cross motifs, creating a harmonious and balanced visual rhythm. The color palette is particularly appealing: deep ruby red, warm amber/yellow, and soft blue-green tones are combined with clear ribbed glass strips. These textured elements enhance the way light passes through the panel, producing a vibrant and constantly changing effect depending on the angle of the light. When placed in natural daylight or backlit, the panel reveals its full depth and brilliance — making it not only a historic architectural element but also a highly decorative art object. Origin Removed from a private residence in Driehuis, North Holland, The Netherlands Dating Circa 1920–1940 Style Art Deco with Amsterdam School influences Material Handcrafted glass set in original lead cames Condition Very good original condition considering age (approx. 90–100 years old) • No major cracks visible • Lead structure intact and stable • Minor age-related wear, small scratches, and irregularities typical of antique glass Please review photos carefully for condition details Special features • Authentic early 20th-century stained glass • Not a reproduction • Strong decorative and collectible value • Beautiful light transmission due to textured and colored glass • Suitable for installation, framing, or backlighting Shipping Will be professionally packed with great care and shipped insured Pickup possible by arrangement ⸻ A rare and atmospheric stained glass panel that embodies the elegance of early 20th-century Dutch architecture. Highly suitable for collectors, interior designers, or anyone looking for a unique decorative statement piece.