TWO ANTIQUE STAINED AND SLAG GLASS LEADED WINDOWS, PROBABLY AMERICAN, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, one of rectangular horizontal form and depicting grape clusters of various shades of striped burgundy panels amidst striped green leaves overflowing from a purple veined white ground two handled urn centering three iridescent blue favrile "jewels" against an amber veined neutral ground, height 27 5/8", width 47 1/2"; the other of rectangular vertical form and enclosing a flaming torch centering a fleur-de-lys shield within a ribbon-tied berried laurel wreath, on a textured lavender glass ground and bordered by conforming transparent glass beveled panels. Height: 48" Width: 24"