Matched Pair Antique Leaded Glass Panels With Turquoise Glass & Clear Bullesye Roundels
A striking matched pair of British antique leaded glass panels dating to the early 20th century, combining clear bullseye hand spun roundels with rich turquoise glass in a strong geometric design.
Date: circa 1900
Dimensions: H35.5 x W38.5cm each (approx 14 x 15.2 in)
Origin: Britain, salvaged from a property in St Ives Cornwall.
Condition: Antique condition with age related wear and some small hairline fractures to the glass, consistent with age that do not detract from the beauty of the pieces.
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Each panel is composed of sixteen substantial clear circular bullseye style glass roundels arranged within a geometric leaded framework and surrounded by a border of richly coloured turquoise blue textured glass.
Smaller turquoise diamond-shaped details punctuate the central grid, while alternating clear and coloured border pieces create a particularly strong architectural composition.
The thick clear glass displays attractive natural variation, rippling and distortion, becoming especially effective when illuminated by daylight. Against this the turquoise glass takes on a vivid jewel-like quality.
An unusual and highly decorative pair, well suited to use as internal windows, cabinet or door glazing, architectural wall features, or simply displayed as pieces of historic decorative glass.
Interior visualisations are AI generated and are included to illustrate how the panels may look within an architectural setting. The antique glass shown is based on the actual panels; please refer to the listed dimensions and original photographs for scale condition and detail.
Offered primarily as a matched pair PG007A and PG007B are also available individually, subject to availability.