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ANTIQUE ART NOUVEAU ~ MATCHED ENTRY SET ~ ETCHED GLASS WINDOWS TULIPS CIRCA 1910
ANTIQUE ART NOUVEAU ~ MATCHED ENTRY SET ~ ETCHED GLASS WINDOWS TULIPS CIRCA 1910
ANTIQUE ART NOUVEAU ~ MATCHED ENTRY SET ~ ETCHED GLASS WINDOWS TULIPS CIRCA 1910
ANTIQUE ART NOUVEAU ~ MATCHED ENTRY SET ~ ETCHED GLASS WINDOWS TULIPS CIRCA 1910
ANTIQUE ART NOUVEAU ~ MATCHED ENTRY SET ~ ETCHED GLASS WINDOWS TULIPS CIRCA 1910
ANTIQUE ART NOUVEAU ~ MATCHED ENTRY SET ~ ETCHED GLASS WINDOWS TULIPS CIRCA 1910
ANTIQUE ART NOUVEAU ~ MATCHED ENTRY SET ~ ETCHED GLASS WINDOWS TULIPS CIRCA 1910
ANTIQUE ART NOUVEAU ~ MATCHED ENTRY SET ~ ETCHED GLASS WINDOWS TULIPS CIRCA 1910
ANTIQUE ART NOUVEAU ~ MATCHED ENTRY SET ~ ETCHED GLASS WINDOWS TULIPS CIRCA 1910
ANTIQUE ART NOUVEAU ~ MATCHED ENTRY SET ~ ETCHED GLASS WINDOWS TULIPS CIRCA 1910
ANTIQUE ART NOUVEAU ~ MATCHED ENTRY SET ~ ETCHED GLASS WINDOWS TULIPS CIRCA 1910

ANTIQUE ART NOUVEAU ~ MATCHED ENTRY SET ~ ETCHED GLASS WINDOWS TULIPS CIRCA 1910

$ 314.16

Availability: 63 in stock
  • Maker: Unknown--Antique
  • Condition: “In very good condition with some paint and roughness along edges that were held within the framing. Small chip (1/2") along top edge of panel window that will be hidden by frame.”
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Type: Door Window & Side Panls
  • Decade: 1890s
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Shape: Square/Rectangular
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
  • Features: Reclaimed
  • Material:: Heavy Etched Glass
  • Age: 1850-1899
  • Theme:: Art Noveau

    Description

    Up for your consideration is a matched set of three windows for a fabulous entry to your period home! Included is a large window measuring 26 1/4" by 39 1/2" and two panel windows that are 12 3/4" by 43 1/2". The panels are 3/8" thick and the door window is 1/4" thick. These are very heavy and will be "PICK-UP ONLY.I guarantee that they are old and they have been used and carefully removed from their original framing with extreme care. There is a very small chip along the upper edge of one panel. It is within the area that is covered by the framing. Windows are Art Nouveau and have a tulip design. Tulips are also frequently used in the Arts and Crafts Movement which had somewhat of an overlapping time period.This item is for Pick Up only and we live about 57 miles north of Detroit on M53 and half way between Flint and Port Huron on I69 in Imlay City, Michigan. Possible that we could meet at a reasonable distance and windows are available for viewing. Buyer is responsible for packing and shipping.The windows appear dark because they were photographed in our Michigan basement in the winter using white cardboard trifolds as a background. The last two pictures were taken at an earlier date