Industrial Salvaged Steel and Glass Transom Window – From Jacobs Pavilion, Cleveland

Description :
This heavy steel-framed transom window with curved glass was salvaged from Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica, a well-known Cleveland concert venue on the banks of the Cuyahoga River. Designed for durability and visibility, the window features a rugged black-painted steel base and thick glass with rounded corners, retaining a genuine industrial patina. Its provenance adds historical and architectural value, making it a prime candidate for adaptive reuse in loft builds, retail designs, or custom interior partitions that blend function with Cleveland history.

Era:
Early to Mid-20th Century

Style:
Industrial / Institutional

Technique:
Rolled and welded steel frame with fitted curved glass, painted finish

Tools Used:
Metal shear, arc welder, grinder, glass cutter, rivet gun

History:
Salvaged from Jacobs Pavilion, a prominent Cleveland venue known for its open-air riverside performances and industrial-inspired architecture.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown; likely commissioned by a regional steelworks for the original venue construction

Measurements:
37 1⁄4" W x 20 7⁄8" T x 4 1⁄4" D

Suggested Weight:
60–75 lbs

Item Number : P14019

Category : Industrial

Brand : UK