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This is a recent estate find of a rare original round Glass Window that was removed sometime prior from a Masonic Temple.
I believe it is from the late 1800's era as the glass is loaded with air bubbles in the glass as like the very early glass.The bubble type marks are more elongated than actually round. I see one mark near the left scales tray that has a bubble that broke thru on the backside.
This piece is round and measures about 12" in diameter,just a tad less.
It was removed from a framed window when original and thus has a rough edge all around the edge.
The glass has nice detailed symbols with a flashed or tinted color that highlights the design.
One side, which I call the front has a shinier or polished finish to the glass while the backside has a more flat or matte finish. (3rd photo)
There are no chips or cracks other than the rough edge as mentioned.
It is fragile and will be carefully packed for safe shipping.
This is a piece seldom found that is from pre 1900's.
Buyer pays shipping with insurance included!
I believe it is from the late 1800's era as the glass is loaded with air bubbles in the glass as like the very early glass.The bubble type marks are more elongated than actually round. I see one mark near the left scales tray that has a bubble that broke thru on the backside.
This piece is round and measures about 12" in diameter,just a tad less.
It was removed from a framed window when original and thus has a rough edge all around the edge.
The glass has nice detailed symbols with a flashed or tinted color that highlights the design.
One side, which I call the front has a shinier or polished finish to the glass while the backside has a more flat or matte finish. (3rd photo)
There are no chips or cracks other than the rough edge as mentioned.
It is fragile and will be carefully packed for safe shipping.
This is a piece seldom found that is from pre 1900's.
Buyer pays shipping with insurance included!
I am always happy to combine shipping charges on multiple purchases as long as it does not damage the items.
