Antique Leaded Stained Glass Panel — Fleur-de-Lis, Red Jewels

An antique leaded stained glass panel in the Arts & Crafts tradition, built around a bold central fleur-de-lis executed in richly streaked green cathedral glass. The motif rises from a fan-shaped base of radiating green segments and is framed by concentric arched bands in sky-blue opalescent glass, warm amber, and clear seedy textured glass — a composition drawn directly from the fanlight and transom vocabulary of late Victorian and Arts & Crafts architecture. Twenty or more deep-red glass jewel cabochons punctuate the radiating lines at regular intervals, catching light and adding depth across the full face of the panel. Lead came construction throughout, finished with a flat metal channel border and fitted eyelets for hanging.

At 22" × 39", the horizontal format is a natural fit for installation as a transom above a doorway, a bathroom privacy window, or a stairwell light — and reads equally well backlit or displayed flat against a wall as a statement decorative piece.

CONDITION

Good. The panel displays vibrant, intact color with no missing glass segments. One faintly visible crack is present; see images for location and extent. Lead came shows oxidation and surface patina consistent with age and use.

DIMENSIONS / SPECIFICATIONS

• Height: 22"
• Width: 39"
• Construction: Traditional lead came (leaded glass)
• Style: Arts & Crafts
• Motif: Fleur-de-lis, radiating fanlight composition
• Glass types: Green cathedral (streaky), blue opalescent, amber opalescent, clear seedy/textured, red jewel cabochons
• Hardware: Eyelets for hanging, top edge