April 16, 2024
HUGE44" SPECTACULAR LEADED ANTIQUE STAINED GLASS WINDOW
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HUGE 44" SPECTACULAR LEADED ENGLISH ANTIQUE STAINED GLASS WINDOW -- NO RESERVE!! This spectacular leaded English antique stained glass window features a very fancy design in red and textured golden yellow stained glass, completed by two different textures of clear privacy glass. Its measurements are a huge 23" wide x 44" tall (glass only measurements are approximately 19" wide x 40" tall). This window was hand-leaded before 1895 (its over 100 years old!) and is in its original wooden frame, sound condition, with chipped white paint. T is a hole on one side w a hinge has benn pulled out. Leading in good condition. No cracks in glass. Buyer pays $40.00 shipping and handling, plus $4.40 insurance. Our windows are carefully packed with quality custom materials to ensure that we give them the best chance to reach our customers safely. Would be a magnificent addition to any room -- home or office. This window is typical of the ones found in the homes in England dating between 1800 and up to about 1895. Each is a work of art and a beautiful piece of history. The supply of these exquisite stained glass windows in England is quickly running out -- don't miss out on these beauties before they are no longer available.(BS92) and eBay Store Listings We keep over 100 different styles and sizes of windows listed at all times in our eBay store,
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