American Stained, Jeweled, Leaded and Beveled Glass Transom Window 2019 October 1812-70) | Illustrator: John McLenan

1812-70) | Illustrator: John McLenan (American

Each antique Corinthian fluted column is hand carved of solid teak and retains the original limestone base and paint

An antique Dutch delftware covered urn

Some glass missing

Attributed to Bradley and Hubbard Manufacturing Company (Meriden

American Stained, Jeweled, Leaded and Beveled Glass Transom Window 2019 October 1812-70) | Illustrator: John McLenanDETAILS An antique stained and leaded glass window of rectangular form with textured and beveled polychrome glass panes. It is decorated with floral branches within a trefoil scalloped frame. STYLE Victorian FRAMING Painted wood frame COLOR(S) Blue, red, yellow, orange, green, purple PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER Probably made by the The Wells Art Glass Company (W. H. Wells and Bro. Company) (Chicago, Illinois) PERIOD Late 19th century DATE