Antique Leaded Glass Window – Diamond Pattern with Wood Frame

Description :
This antique leaded glass window features a geometric diamond-pane design set in clear glass, framed in solid wood with traces of original green and brown paint finishes on either side. Measuring 22 ½" W x 44 ½" T x 1 ½" D, the panel is well-suited for repurposing as a decorative transom, cabinet door, or architectural wall art. The lead caming is intact, and the glass shows only minor surface wear consistent with age. The layered paint and weathered wood add character, reflecting decades of use.
Era:
Early to Mid-20th Century (1920s–1940s)

Style:
Craftsman / Tudor Revival

Technique:
Hand-cut glass set in lead came, mounted in a wood sash

Tools Used:
Glass cutter, glazing hammer, lead knife, soldering iron, putty knife

History:
Leaded windows like this were common in early 20th-century American homes, particularly in entryways, stairwells, or built-ins. The geometric pattern reflects both Art Deco and Tudor influences of the era.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown – typical of regional millwork shops or custom home builders of the time

Measurements:
22 ½" W x 44 ½" T x 1 ½" D

Suggested Weight:
Approximately 18–22 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
28" W x 50" T x 4" D

Item Number : P15892

Category : Leaded Glass Window

Brand : UK