ANTIQUE STAINED LEADED GLASS DOOR/WINDOW, BALTIMORE TUDOR MANSION, early 1900s
ANTIQUE STAINED LEADED GLASS DOOR/WINDOW, BALTIMORE TUDOR MANSION, early 1900s. Very nice example of early 20th century old world craftsmanship. This was removed during a renovation project, believed to be from inner city Baltimore. Exactly what house is not known. 21.75 wide (framed). 3/4 thick excluding the molding. Glass area only measurements. About 18″ by 52.5″. WOOD FRAMING APPEARS TO BE ORIGINAL. WINDOW HAS ORIGINAL SKELETON KEYHOLE… NO KEY WAS INCLUDED. GLASS IS OLD, WAVY AND BUBBLY. THERE ARE A COUPLE TIGHT CRACKS, ONE IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE FIRED CENTERPIECE, AND ONE IS IN AN EDGE TILE (4 ROWS FROM TOP). PLEASE SEE ALL PHOTOS! #5,6 shows keyhole/latch. #7 shows crack in centerpiece near bottom. #8 shows tight crack in edge tile. WOOD FRAME IS IN RELATIVELY GOOD CONDITION, APPEARS TO POSSIBLY BE OAK. NOT 100% POSITIVE OF THAT. THIS WINDOW/DOOR IS IN GREAT SHAPE FOR ITS AGE. 120 YEARS OLD MIGHT BE ON THE CONSERVATIVE SIDE… IT MIGHT BE CONSIDERABLY OLDER. FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS. THANKS FOR YOUR INTEREST! This item is in the category “Antiques\Architectural & Garden\Stained Glass Windows”. The seller is “flparry24″ and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Decade: 1900s
- Type: Transom Window
- Shape: Square
- Size: Large
- Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
- Features: Leaded, Salvage
- Age: 1900-1940
