Antique Residential Transom Window – 24 Beveled Lites Over Clear Panel

Description :
This striking residential transom window features 24 individual beveled glass panes arranged in a graceful upper grid, above a single large clear-glass lower panel. The interior side showcases stained wood, adding warmth and depth, while the exterior is painted white for traditional weather protection. Salvaged from a private home, the piece exudes early 20th-century elegance and was likely installed above a large entryway or as part of a formal parlor. Its generous dimensions—104 ⅞" W x 57 ¾" T—make it ideal for reuse as a statement wall, room divider, or custom installation. Minor imperfections in the glass reflect its age and authenticity.

Era:
Circa 1910s–1930s

Style:
Craftsman, American Traditional

Technique:
Hand-glazed beveled glass, mortise and tenon joinery

Tools Used:
Glass cutter, wood chisel, putty knife, sash clamp, hand plane

History:
Salvaged from a private home, likely part of an original formal entry or parlor opening.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown

Measurements:
104 ⅞" W x 57 ¾" T

Suggested Weight:
Approximately 180–225 lbs

Item Number : P13105

Category : Transom Window

Brand : UK