Antique Church Window

A large section of the church was destroyed by fire in 1887 and this window was designed and installed thereafter.

It comes with an abundance of perfectly hand-carved Gothic elements and the stained oak color makes it even more impressive and mediëval looking. The church window like front and the...

The mirror itself (which has the design of a Gothic church window) is in excellent condition, but what makes this work of beauty really stand out are the top-quality, deeply carved G...

It may have originally hung in an entry hall of a Medieval style chateau/castle in France or possibly in a Gothic church or monastery. We are not sure. The French fleur-de-lis design...

What also makes this piece extra attractive is the Gothic church window-like frame behind the doors. It is among the finest we have seen to date and on top of that this antique also ...

This rare antique AND talking piece with the hand-carved, Gothic church window carvings all around, stands perfectly strong & stable.

What also makes this chest stand out from almost all other pieces that we have ever seen is that there are Gothic crosses on top of the stunningly handcarved front with the pair of G...

Crafted in the Gothic Revival style after Victorian design giant Pugin, these fabulous chairs hark back to the medieval Gothic period and their wonderful carvings include show-stoppi...

This stunning, two piece example with its richly carved, church window like panels, its striking cast iron, golden painted lock plates and its amazing patina could not be in a better...

Because of the multiple quatrefoil symbols as well as the many Gothic church window-like carvings/patterns everyone can immediately see that this is and can only be a Gothic Style do...

A charming view of an imposing church in its surroundings. The tall tower with its belfry, the buttresses to the front and sides of the building contrasting with the decorative brick...

The church's Gothic tower and traceried windows are distinguishable even at this remove.

The rosebud form finials, presumably a reference to the Tudor rose of England, and the back of the bench is accented with lancet-form carving in high relief, the inspiration taken fr...

The firm of James Powell and Sons, also known as Whitefriars Glass, were London-based English glassmakers, leadlighters and stained-glass window manufacturers. As Whitefriars Glass, ...

Chesterton, Wolmark was also active as a graphic designer, producing book illustrations and posters, as well as undertaking work on costume and stage designs for two Diaghilev ballet...

His first stained glass window for Trinity Church was installed in 1883, a depiction of Christ in Majesty on the west façade.

Girodon also contributed to stained glass design, creating cartoons for windows in churches such as Saint-Martin in Gasny, Saint-Sulpice in Limetz-Villez, and Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix i...

He was thus commissioned by the city of Paris to restore the stained glass windows of certain churches in the capital and designed stained glass windows for certain cathedrals, such ...

YThe base of gothic form, cast in relief with churches and gothic windows and raised on four scroll feet, mid 19th Century in date.

What we do know is that it will be very difficult to find another one and almost certainly not in this amazing condition. The stylized Gothic church-like windows in all six sides are...

In addition to all this, he also designed numerous posters, for example, for the Ghent Floralies, stained-glass windows for churches, illustrated books and painted numerous murals.

Self-taught, she confides that she was brought to painting by the enchantment of stained glass windows in churches. She occupies a small studio in the rue Notre-Dame-des-Champs where...

He is depicted in a traditional gothic archway that frames the illustration, reminiscent of a church's stained glass window. In the illustration, Günther is clad in armor, with a ch...

In the background is the facade of a church, distinguishable from the rose window at the top left, and a building from whose window some people look out, observing the procession tha...