20th c. American stained glass window, signed

American leaded stained glass window by Rudy Brothers, Pennsylvania, depicting figures in courtly dress in a pastoral landscape, 20th century, artist signed 'Rudy Bros.' at lower right, the whole with

Early 20th century American stained glass window attributed to Third Street Studios, Cincinnati, the stylized Arts & Crafts arched motif against a leaded light blue ground and topped with pink tear-dr

Mid to late 20th century American stained glass architectural window or panel, featuring six individual leaded and stained glass panels with repeating blown glass medallions over sculpted chunk glass,

American School, stained glass window panel, 20th c., American, lead framed colored glass, Prairie style panel of irregular rectangular grid decorated with hearts and geometric shapes, 47"h x 27"w Pro

North America, United States, Pennsylvania, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A wonderful stained-glass window within a wooden frame with iron support bars. The window consists of 125 to 150 separate

JOSÉ MIJARES FERNANDEZ (Cuban, 20th Century 1921-2004) Oil on canvas, Depicts a woman in profile seated in front of stained glass window. Signed lower right in black “Mijares”. H. 51” x W. 42��

Pair of early 20th century American leaded and stained glass windows, each 26"h x 23"w. Condition: one window with small sections of missing glass.

Early 20th century American leaded and stained glass window, 21.5"h x 43.5"w. Condition: minor hairline cracks in some panes.

Early 20th century American leaded and stained glass window, 21.5"h x 43.5"w. Condition: minor hairline cracks in some panes.

American Stained & Leaded Glass Windowearly 20th centurythe window decorated with flowers, scrollwork and geometric panels61 x 23 inches (frame)58 1/2 x 20 1/2 inches (excluding frame)

American Leaded & Stained Glass Windowearly 20th centurythe window decorated with scrollwork, geometric panels and floral motifs52 x 40 inches (frame)45 x 33 inches (excluding frame)

Please note that this lot has a low reserve. Stained glass window, early 20th century; center panel with Scales of Justice, set in wood frame with bottom section of window opening, 72 in. H., 42 in. W

American Victorian leaded stained glass window, late 19th or early 20th century, depicting a maiden resting by a river with a bird in the foreground, framed by scroll motifs, the whole within a painte

English or American, early 20th century. Pair of arts and crafts leaded stained glass windows with round center panels depicting a songbird and stork. Apparently unsigned. Provenance: The Private Coll

American school, 20th century). Tripartite art nouveau stained and leaded glass windows in matching dark stained sashes, Apparently unmarked. Approx. 28" x 28.25" (largest), 28" x 21" (each smaller pa

(Early 20th century)Madonna and Child, design for a stained glass window, unsigned, watercolor and pencil on buff paper, sight 22-3/4 x 14-3/4 in.; reproduction carved gilt wood and composition frame,

Winifred Holt (American 20th C) 1980's Glass Panel, Signed and dated. Holt was known for stained glass panels in unusual shapes with abstract wire patterns in a design appearing to be floating freely

Ca. last half 20thC. Signed as shown. Beautiful colors. Rare maker to find in the USA.

Large Stained Leaded Glass window. Measures 51-1/4"H x 37-3/8"W

Early 20th c stained glass window, set into newer wooden frame, slight damage- loose piece, sight 23" x 32 1/2"

Early 20th century American stained glass half dome, with copper frame and copper straps, the stained glass having a geometric pattern crafted from glue chip glass, 7"h x 32"l x 10.5"d.

Large and heavy window, stained glass with a carved wood frame. Glass colors are green, blue, and a frosted white. Size: 46 x 28 in.

Some wear to solder, some cracks / in as-found condition.Glass: approx. 63" x 20".Frame: approx. 68 1/2" x 25 1/2".

20th Century Stained Glass Window, possibly by Henry Keck (German, 1873-1956), 50 x 57 inches, appears to be after a 1516 oil painting by Albrecht Durer showing a Reformation Clergyman (Johann Dorsch?