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• Tiffany Stained Glass Items on Sale

  Tiffany-style Classic Wood Frame Window Panel US$ 129.99 Panel contains pieces of stained glass, each hand-cut and wrapped in fine copper foil; Elegant color scheme of amber and red; Attractive wood frame; Measures 32 inches tall x 20 inches wide Tiffany-style Grapes Window Panel US$ 78.99 225 pieces of stained glass adorn this decorative hanging window panel. This panel features a vineyard landscape design with purple grapes and green leaves. Pike and Bass Stained Glass Window US$ 307.99 Pike and Bass decorative window showcases colorful fish designs Stained glass window is a sportsman's dream Accent piece is perfect for a den or game room Tiffany-style Victorian Window Panel US$ 87.99 Handcrafted using the same techniques that were developed by Louis Comfort Tiffany in the early 1900s, this beautiful Tiffany-style piece contains hand-cut pieces of stained glass, each wrapped in fine copper foil. Tiffany-style Floral Window Panel US$ 87.99 Handcrafted using the same techniques that were developed by Louis Comfort Tiffany in the early 1900s, this beautiful Tiffany-style piece contains hand-cut pieces of stained glass, each wrapped in fine copper foil.

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• Stained Glass and Colored Glass

  “LEADED GLASS is a term referring to a method of treatment, rather than to any particular kind of glass, or indeed, to any
  particular metal as a setting for it. Inasmuch as the purpose of this treatment is almost exclusively ornamental, it is natural that only the finer kinds of glass, or in other words, plate glass quality, can consistently be employed.
  
  In the popular idea, the term leaded glass no doubt generally suggests the rich stained-glass compositions that illuminate the windows of libraries, churches, and the like, in the designing of which art is unfettered by financial considerations. It is a fact, however, that leaded glass is available also for many modest forms of decoration, interior and exterior; that it requires neither stained nor colored glass, but is adapted admirably to interpreting the forms of art that find their expression in simplicity.”