Stained Glass Panels, Pair

A pair of playful juggling monkeys made of resin. Resting upon a sturdy base measuring 14.5" x 11", these playful companions are poised to add a touch of joy and wonder to any space....

A vintage coffee table with a glass top. A wonderful addition to your living space. Minimal wear to the glass.

Pair of antique Chinese high chairs with a seat area of 18.5" x 15", seat height of 22", and a arm height of 30".

A lovely pair of vintage accent chairs.

A pair of French cast iron andirons. Each: 7.25" x 17.25" x 15"

Pair of antique Chinese low seating chairs. Chair 1: 17.75" x 16" x 33" with a seat height of 12.25". Chair 2: 17.5" x 15.5" x 32" with a seat height...

Rogier Vandeweghe, stained glass panels, room divider, Belgium, 1955-1956 Distinctive stained glass panels by Belgian artist Rogier Vandeweghe commissioned by an abbey located in Brugge and were intended for the school. This piece is very impressive in its size, with a width of more than 420 cm/165 inches. Catching the eye easily with its geometrical shapes and colors used, this piece of stained glass creates a very interesting atmosphere in a space with ease. These panels would be an amazing choice to use as an build in room divider. The stained glass provides a very interesting play with natural or artificial light shining through it, displaying various dream-like colors and shapes. Rogier Vandeweghe (1923-2020) was a multi-disciplinary artist from Belgium. His oeuvre consists of ceramics, glass, and also paintings. Together with his brother, Laurent Vandeweghe, he started the workshop 'Perignem', around 1950. In 1954 they began making stained glass art...

Vintage Mid Century Geometric Abstract Stained Glass Panels, A Pair, Circa 1960s. Asymmetrical mosaic of stained glass rendered in hues of blue, purple, green and clear. The various ...

A petite firescreen comprised of stained glass

A pair of stained glass and brass bookends, good quality. Stunning in design, optics and color. Perfect for displaying your favorite books on any shelf, dresser, table or countert...

This spectacular glass screen or room divider came from a private home in the south of France. The four panels are housed in a stained oak base and are joined by handsome brass hinge...

Pair of large 1940's French black and gilt room hinged screens or room dividers (Paravent) with beveled glass panels. The screens can be attached to crea...