Architectural Salvage - Preserving Our Past
Works Available for Immediate Acquisition
In the spirit of historic preservation and architectural salvage, the collection of antique American stained glass windows offered here has been gathered from many sources. These works represent a legacy of handmade artworks from generations ago, and a deep knowledge of both materials and techniques that may not exist today, but for the efforts of those who take an active interest in their survival.
“Swans and Lillies, Trellis & Grapes”
Unknown American Studio, circa 1920’s
This nine-panel assembly has been removed from the sashes and meticulously restored. The glass is mixed opalescent and clear antique.
The window measures 88 1/2” x 74” when the panels are arranged with no spacing.
Condition: Requires light cleaning and is ready for installation.
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“Red Grapes”, Pair of Transom Panels
Unknown American Studio, circa 1920’s
These two panels have been restored and are ready for installation. They can be used separately or could be configured into a single panel bearing some striking symmetry.
The panels measure 29” x 21”, each.
Condition: Excellent. Ready for installation.
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“Blue”, Pair of Transom Panels
Unknown American Studio, circa 1920’s
These two panels have been restored and are ready for installation. They can be used separately or could be configured into a single panel bearing some striking symmetry.
The panels measure 29” x 19”, each.
Condition: Excellent. Ready for installation.
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“Deco Autumn”, Set of (6) Antique Panels
Unknown American Studio, circa 1920’s
These six beautifully dynamic panels of mixed opalescent and float glass have been removed from the openings, and are still residing in their original sashes, which are in excellent condition. Shown in their original setting, these panels could be reimagined into new openings, or reused as they were.
The panels measure 34” x 38” but the sashes measure 37 3/4” x 41 1/4”
Condition: Very Good: Require minor restoration to be ready for installation
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“Deco Autumn”, Door Panel
Unknown American Studio, circa 1920’s
This panel has been removed from its original housing in the door, and can be used autonomously, or in concert with the larger set, pictured above. It features clear glass jewels, and both opalescent and clear float glass.
The panel measures 24” x 41”
Condition, The panel is in excellent condition, ready for installation.
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“Celtic, Tryptich”
Unknown American Studio, circa 1920
These lively panels are set in wooden sashes, the center was a fixed unit, and the two side panels hinged for doors. These are made with mixed clear textures and some subtle ambers in the center medallions.
The Tryptic measures 62” x 38” in their frames,
Condition: Very Good. These panels need some light restoration work to be prepared for installation.
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“Victorian Arched Entryway”
Unknown American Studio, circa 1900
This bright and cheerful panel is made with clear rippled glass in the field and some cathedral glass of various colors and textures in the perimeter.
The window measures 41” x 30”.
Condition: Excellent. The window has been restored and a few cracks have been stabilized by edge bonding with Hxtal epoxy.
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Victorian Jeweled Doors
Unknown American Studio, circa 1920’s
These lovely doors have clear glass in the divided lites, and opalescent glass with pressed jewels in the arched tops.
Condition: Excellent. These need no more than light cleaning to be installed.
The doors measure 24” x 48” each.
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