Antique Leaded Glass Window Sash – Regent Pattern

Description :
This single salvaged antique leaded glass window sash features the elegant Regent pattern—recognized by its vertical lead lines rising to gentle angular points near the top. Set within a solid wood frame, this piece carries layers of white paint and patina, showcasing its authentic early 20th-century character. The clear textured glass diffuses light softly, making it ideal for use as a decorative accent, transom, or restoration element in period-inspired spaces.

Era:
Early 1900s – circa 1910–1930.

Style:
Craftsman / Tudor Revival with Regent Leaded Glass Pattern.

Technique:
Hand-cut and fitted glass panes soldered together using lead came, mounted within a mortise-joined wooden frame.

Tools Used:
Glass cutter, soldering iron, lead came, glazing hammer, and wood plane for shaping and frame assembly.

History:
The Regent pattern emerged in the early 20th century as a refined variation of geometric leaded designs, frequently found in Craftsman and Tudor-style homes. Its balance of symmetry and subtle ornamentation made it a popular choice for both residential and ecclesiastical architecture.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown. Possibly crafted by a regional Midwestern or Northeast stained glass workshop.

Measurements:
28 ¼" W x 29 ½" T x 1 ¾" D

Suggested Weight:
Approx. 12–15 lbs.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
34" W x 36" T x 6" D (double-boxed and cushioned for glass).

Item Number : P14871

Category : Leaded Glass Window

Brand : UK