Large (127cm) Stained Colored Glass Window Under Lead, Circa 1880

Venetian Chandelier In Colourless Murano Glass, 12 Light Arms, Circa 1900

Venetian chandelier in multicoloured Murano glass, 10 light arms, circa 1880

Library, Napoleon III showcase, Italy About 1880

Rezzonico Venetian chandelier in multicoloured Murano glass, circa 1900

A large 19th century religious stained glass window in an unusual later oak frame. Beautifully detailed and vibrant, this stained glass panel depicts a scene from the parable Jesus...

An original, unrestored antique stained glass window with religious theme and Latin inscription, circa 1880. Part of a pair, we are also selling a st...

An original, unrestored English antique stained glass window with religious theme and Latin inscription, circa 1880. Part of a pair, we are also selling a stained glass window of Saint Gregory in a matching style. Beautifully preserved for over 140 years, this ecclesiastical stained glass window is very detailed, competently painted by a 19th century artist. It depicts the Catholic Saint Augustine...

A large antique late 19th century Ecclesiastical style stained glass window signed by Ward & Hughes, London, 1890. This window is of excellent artistry, with each tiny detail hand painted by a late 19th century artist. The stained glass depicts a religious scene, thought to be Joseph being visited by one of the Lord’s angels in a dream. The angel told Joseph to not be afraid and take Mary home as his wife, because what was conceived in her was from the Holy Spirit. The angel said they will call their son Jesus because he was to save his people from their sins. A piece of art showcasing such religious meaning, only deserves to be pride of place inside a home or property - perhaps even a new addition to a church or chapel. Ward & Hughes, London Ward & Hughes, based in Frith St, Soho, London, proved to be one of the most successful stained glass studios of its time, known for its distinctive style. It was initially a partnership between Thomas Ward and James Henry Nixon...