For sale is a pair of antique leaded glass windows set in pine wood frames. These leaded glass panels date from the early 20th century, a period when decorative glass was widely used in residential architecture, particularly in Arts and Crafts and Victorian-era homes. The geometric diamond pattern was a popular design choice for windows, reflecting the era's emphasis on handcrafted details and natural materials. Such panels were often custom-made by local craftsmen and installed as decorative accents in doors and windows.

Leaded glass panels like these are highly sought after by collectors of architectural salvage, interior designers, and homeowners restoring period properties. They appeal to those who appreciate authentic vintage craftsmanship and the warm character that antique materials bring to modern spaces. These pieces are valued not only for their aesthetic charm but also for their historical significance as examples of early 20th-century North American domestic design.

Each measures approximately 36”H X 13.75”W X 0.75”D. Presented in fair overall condition (with wear consistent with age and use). One window pane has is cracked (see picture). A great couple of panels with each set in a lovely wood frame.

Offered for sale at $150 (for the pair).
Serious inquiries only, please.

Text interest to 416-602-3803.
Ad will be removed once windows are sold.

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