Antique Leaded Glass Window with Geometric Diamond Design

Description :
This salvaged leaded glass window features a refined geometric design with beveled diamond-shaped panes at the center, framed by clear textured glass and slender caming. The wooden frame shows age-appropriate wear, including a charming patina on one side and weathered green paint on the reverse, suggesting it was once used in an exterior setting. The clear glass allows light to pass through beautifully, making it ideal as a transom, interior feature, or decorative wall piece. The attached original sash lift hardware hints at its functional past in a period home.

Era:
Early 20th Century (likely 1910s–1930s)

Style:
Craftsman / Tudor Revival

Technique:
Hand-cut glass joined with lead caming, framed in mortise-and-tenon woodwork

Tools Used:
Glass cutter, glazing pliers, lead knife, soldering iron, miter saw, and putty knife

History:
Recovered from a residential building remodel; once likely part of a door, sidelights, or entry transom

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown; design is consistent with regional American glasswork popular in the Midwest during the interwar period

Measurements:
34 ⅞" W x 23 ½" T x 1 ¾" D

Suggested Weight:
18–22 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
40" L x 28" W x 6" H (with padding for glass protection)

Item Number : P15371

Category : Leaded Glass Window

Brand : UK