Leaded Glass Window

This is a great window that was salvaged from a Philadelphia Victorian. It has mostly clear distorted glass in a variety of textures and patterns. Some of the glass has a light purple tint. There are no cracks or breaks. The original frame is painted on both sides. It measures 28.25 inches wide by 33.5 tall and is. 1.5 inches thick. The glass only measures approximately 24 by 30 inches. Overall it is in good condition. Scratches and dings as it is antique. The glazing putty will need to be touched up. One piece of light purple was replaced with clear. There is some paint on the glass. The glass is not well seated in one corner, ill see if my stained glass guy can reset it. Please look at the pictures carefully. I describe all my items as accurately as possible with descriptions and often pictures of any damage. I try to measure within 1/8 of an inch. My salvage business was born of necessity in 1993 when I started restoring an old Victorian home that had seen better days. I needed doors, staircase parts, fireplace mantles and more, so I contacted the owners of a few local buildings that were scheduled for demolition. 17 years later this is still my full time job! I salvage whatever I can think can be reused as long as there is room in my warehouse. The warehouse is open for treasure hunting anytime by appointment. Just contact me to schedule a day and time!

This is a great window that was salvaged from a Pittsburgh Victorian Home. It has nice colors and a simple design. The original frame was painted but was stripped to bare wood on both sides. It measures 29.5 inches wide by 25.25 inches tall and 1.5 thick. The glass only is appx. Overall it is in good condition. Scratches and dings as it is antique. 1 piece of the background glass was broken, its a glass I’ve never seen before and an antique match could not be found. The studio plated 2 pieces of glass and got a pretty close match but not perfect. Please look at the pictures carefully. Please see our feedback for confidence in our window packing. I describe all my items as accurately as possible with descriptions and often pictures of any damage. I try to measure within 1/8 of an inch. My salvage business was born of necessity in 1993 when I started restoring an old Victorian home that had seen better days. I needed doors, staircase parts, fireplace mantles and more, so I contacted the owners of a few local buildings that were scheduled for demolition. 17 years later this is still my full time job! I salvage whatever I can think can be reused as long as there is room in my warehouse. The warehouse is open for treasure hunting anytime by appointment. Just contact me to schedule a day and time!