Antique Art Nouveau Stained Glass Panel - Green Amber & Purple | H49 x W76cm
Antique Art Nouveau Stained Glass Panel - Green Amber & Purple | H49 x W76cm
Antique Art Nouveau Stained Glass Panel c.1900 — Green, Amber & Purple — H49 × W76cm
A decorative late Victorian / Edwardian stained and leaded glass panel, dating to around c.1900–1910, with a strong Art Nouveau influence.
The design is centred around a large oval of heavily textured clear glass, framed by sweeping green glass curves with amber, deep red and purple accents. The surrounding field combines several varieties of textured and obscured glass, giving the panel considerable movement and character when illuminated.
Its relatively wide proportions and restrained palette make this a particularly usable architectural piece for both period and contemporary interiors.
Key Facts
Date: c.1900–1910
Period: Late Victorian / Edwardian
Style: Art Nouveau influence
Dimensions: H49 × W76cm / approx. H19.3 × W29.9in
Material: Stained and textured glass with traditional lead came
Condition: Good antique condition with age-related surface wear and evidence of its original architectural use. The leadwork and perimeter show expected patination and historic wear. Please study the detailed photographs, which form part of the condition description.
Delivery & Returns: Tracked and insured delivery available. International buyers are welcome; duties, taxes or import charges remain the buyer’s responsibility where applicable.
Description
An attractive antique British stained glass panel with a particularly fluid Art Nouveau-inspired composition.
The central oval is made from heavily textured clear glass, surrounded by sweeping bands of green glass that terminate in curled purple details. Amber and deep red sections introduce warmer colour, while the background is constructed from a carefully arranged mixture of clear, rippled and textured glass.
The strong geometric framework contrasts beautifully with the softer, organic central motif — characteristic of the transition from late Victorian decorative design into the Edwardian and Art Nouveau period.
At 76cm wide, the panel has enough presence to work as a focal architectural feature without being overly large. It could be incorporated into an internal window, glazed partition, cabinetry, a transom-type opening or displayed as an individual decorative architectural fragment.
Selected for its distinctive design, varied period glass and potential for reuse within considered interiors.