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completely intact early 1920's original american prairie school style art glass window with strongly geometric design motifs in colored slag glass
  • completely intact early 1920's original american prairie school style art glass window with strongly geometric design motifs in colored slag glass
  • completely intact early 1920's original american prairie school style art glass window with strongly geometric design motifs in colored slag glass
completely intact early 1920's original american prairie school style art glass window with strongly geometric design motifs in colored slag glass

completely intact early 1920's original american prairie school style art glass window with strongly geometric design motifs in colored slag glass

SKU: UR-20878-14
early 1920's original and completely intact american craftsman style chicago bungalow leaded art glass window executed by the foster-munger co., chicago, il. the very popular and sought after "classic" chicago prairie style window features the centrally located diamond with a cluster of centrally located squares. the surrounding clear glass panes are from from cracks or breaks. the art glass is comprised mostly of green slag. the leading caming is strong and stable. the painted white pine wood frame is original and intact. a total of three matching windows are available. pried individually. the windows were salvaged from a chicago bungalow residence undergoing demolition. measures 30 x 32 inches.

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