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caming, which was apart of a larger transom taken apart in pieces. the highly stylized tiles exhibit a light purple hue (also known as \"sun-purple\"), caused by a reaction between the manganese oxide's prolonged exposure to natural sunlight. prism glass tiles contain lightly embossed concentrically-arranged ornament consisting of geometric design motifs on one side, and the \"saw-tooth\" prisms on the other side. the tiles date to 1905-10. the tiles were fabricated by the luxfer prism tile co., chicago. prismatic glass, which was a highly successful building material in the united states between the turn of the century and the 1920's, promised to refract daylight from the facades deep into a building and thus would help to save energy, create healthier working environments, and contribute to the development of a new modern architecture. the luxfer prism companies were the inventors and most prominent producers of this material. luxfer contributed to the contemporary architectural debate by promoting the small-scale pattern of its glass installations as a competing vision of architectural modernity to that of the emerging aesthetic of steel and glass facades. in the early 1930's prismatic glass finally lost the competition with electrical lighting and new structural day lighting devices such as hollow glass blocks. priced for the lot. each tile measures 4 x 4 inches.","brand":"vendor-unknown","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":50671480045866,"sku":"UR-23547-15","price":695.0,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":false}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0959\/7075\/4858\/files\/20151207-img_0097c_2.jpg?v=1760367423"},{"product_id":"diminutive-c-1880-s-original-and-intact-residential-richly-colored-chicago-three-flat-triparite-transom-window-with-multiple-faceted-and-smooth-jewels","title":"diminutive c. 1880's original and intact residential richly colored chicago three-flat triparite transom window with multiple faceted and smooth 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belcher glass company was listed in business as early as 1825 in newark, new jersey. henry belcher's grandson later innovated the company by obtaining patents during the 1880's for a mosaic process that reduced costs, and refined the finished product. by 1886 the firm produced hand colored sales catalogues of designs, includiing mosaics with floral themes, house numbers, and with neoclassical elements popular during the victorian era. the actual fabrication process consisted of taking small triangular pieces of glass laid in a pattern, and covering them with a sheet of gummed, or adhesive covered asbestos. the asbestos sheet was turned over and a second sheet applied to form a sandwich. once a framework was built around this, molten metal could be poured between the sheets of asbestos forming an adhesive line between the pieces of glass. other patents indicated the process became even more elaborate. the belcher glass company went out of business because the style became less popular 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(long since altered). the one-over-one and two one-over-one muntin wood sash windows contained several small square-shaped cathedral glass panels of solid colored glass with seeds and other crudity from fabrication. the installation of asphalt siding (and shingles) in 1945 covered over the clapboard, which concealed, and actually protected the deteriorating clapboard that contained an original early brightly colored hand-painted miller sign advertisement applied directly to the clapboard. in 1908, much of the framing (i.e., studs and joists) in the social hall were replaced and underpinned with concrete. the tavern portion of the building was underpinned with concrete block in 1928. the interior was badly damaged from the fire, with the exception of the solid oak wood staircase and fragments of art glass left intact in their respective windows. amazingly, near the stage area, ruby red exit globes, dating from the 1920's were still intact. unfortunately the painted miller sign could not be saved due to the site wrecker's failure to recognize its importance, despite continued offers of monetary compensation to buy time for the signs removal. the building succumbed to the wrecking ball in 2007. during pabst’s thirty-year ownership of the corner building, they leased it to a variety of barkeepers who occupied living quarters on the uppermost floor. these proprietors included: charles mann (1890-1891); jacob blum (1894-1897); william guetzlaff (1898-1901); mrs. william guetzlaff (1902); gustav marien (1903); august j. schwerin, jr. 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