American Leaded Slag Glass Window, c. 1880, with

Pair of Antique American Leaded Stained Glass Windows, c. 1880, the arched spire windows with floral and jewel decoration, in cypress frames, Window- H.- 59 in., W.- 12 in., Frame- H.- 65 in., W.- 17

Pair of Antique American Leaded Stained Glass Windows, c. 1880, in cypress frames, with floral, ribbon and jewel decoration, Glass- H.- 57 in., W.- 18 1/2 in., Frame- H.- 62 in., W.- 23 1/4 in

AMERICAN LEADED GLASS WINDOW PANE, C. 1860, H 42", W 27"A circa 1860 American leaded glass window pane. Features a central etched panel.

Group of Six Leaded Slag Glass Windows, 20th c., consisting of a rectangular pair with floral decoration; two panels with crossed trumpets; two oval examples; Rectangular- Long- Pair- H.- 14 in., W.-

American Slag Leaded Glass Window - 29 in tall x 32 x 2

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.

LEADED STAINED GLASS WINDOW PANE WITH HAND PAINTING C 1880, H 71" W 40" Encased in a painted metal frame. Window displays scrollwork and floral motif.Provenance: Estate of Jack Faxon, Birmingham, MI.

19th century American leaded beveled glass window panel, of rectangular form, depicting a geometric motif, bordered in a wooden frame, 59.5"h x 32"w x 1.75"d.

19th century American leaded beveled glass window panel, of rectangular form, depicting a geometric motif, bordered in a wooden frame, 59.5"h x 32"w x 1.75"d.

C 1880's Great pair of Leaded Glass Transom Windows with geometric design - w 58" hgt 18" each. These 2 windows are stacked for the photo. One window approximately 7 of the glass panes have hairline c

Late 19th century English Gothic Revival style arched top, leaded slag glass transom window, framed in oak, 35"h x 72"w.

Attributed to Frank Lloyd Wright (American. 1867-1959) Pair of Arts and Crafts Leaded Glass Casement Windows, c. 1915-16 glass, oak H 39 1/2 x W 19 1/2 inches. These windows were purportedly removed f

A large American leaded glass windowLate 19th centuryIn the style of Tiffany Studios, the Gothic arched window in slag glass and stained glass depicting a standing winged angel with lower hinged trans

An American Victorian leaded glass windowLate 19th centuryAttributed to John LaFarge, the multi-colored leaded window with slag glass, rippled glass, opalescent glass, and clear beveled glass with pur

An American Victorian leaded glass windowLate 19th centuryThe multi-colored window with slag glass in a central reef design on a patterned fieldSight: 77.5" H x 39.75" W; Frame: 93.5" H

An American Victorian leaded glass windowLate 19th centuryThe multi-colored window with slag glass, rippled glass, opalescent glass, and clear bevel glass in pastel and dark tonesSight: 73.25" H

An American Victorian leaded glass windowLate 19th centuryThe multi-colored window with slag glass, rippled glass, opalescent glass, and clear bevel glass in pastel colors and dark tones with pink ros

An American Victorian leaded glass windowLate 19th centuryThe multi-colored window in slag glass, rippled glass, opalescent glass, and clear bevel glass with floral motifs in a deep amethyst colored u

An American Victorian leaded glass windowLate 19th centuryThe multi-colored window with slag glass, rippled glass, opalescent glass, and clear bevel glass with orange and red floral and vase central m

An American Victorian leaded glass windowLate 19th centuryThe multi-colored window with slag glass, rippled glass, and opalescent and clear beveled glass in pastel colors with floral and urn central m

PROVENANCE Brooklyn Hall of Records (Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY, 1885-87, demolished 1961). Architect: William A. Mundell (American, 1844-1903). DATE c. 1885 DIMENSIONS Width 36 Depth 2 Height 101 in

Arts & Crafts American, Early 20th Century Star of David Window Panel leaded slag glass 33 1/4 x 27 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Beatrice Weiskopf, Buffalo Grove, Illinois