A substantial Neo-Gothic stained glass window panel, likely dating from the late 19th or early 20th century. The central portion features clear, textured glass in a grid pattern, creating a subtle diffusive effect. It is bordered top, bottom, and along the sides by vividly colored and ornately decorated glass. The decorative elements include rich gold and black patterns, featuring stylized foliage, heraldic motifs such as a knight's helm, and possibly architectural or classical elements. The lead caming is visible throughout, holding the individual glass pieces together. The design evokes a sense of historical grandeur, reminiscent of medieval cathedral windows, but with a refined, decorative art style popular during the Neo-Gothic revival. Some panels feature figures, including a finely detailed classical male face along the bottom border. The overall appearance suggests a piece that would have originally adorned a significant architectural space, such as a large manor, public building, or church. The large size makes it a striking decorative piece suitable for display as an architectural salvage element or as a design feature in a contemporary setting.

Dimensions:
Height - 39"
Width - 70
Depth - 1"
Weight - 80 lbs

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• Low Estimate: 790.00
• High Estimate: 5000.00
• Width: 70"
• Height: 39"
• Weight: 80lbs
• Depth: 1"