Price on request.

Of English orgin; Massive leaded Stained Glass Wall with a Door and Windows made from Pitch Pine. Salvaged from an 1890's English Church in the city of Chester ( within the cities ancient walls) in the County of Cheshire near Liverpool. Brought to the United States and stored for last 20 years. Door knob is solid wood and escutcheon is beautifully faux painted wood. Can be used has an exterior door and windows or create an interior dividing wall with a door.

Stained glass is made by Swaine Bourne. ( See picture of signature on glass with location being Birmingham England) .

Swaine Bourne & Son was founded 1868)

Swaine Bourne himself died in 1923). During the 1890s Frederick Louis Tait was the chief designer. Swaine Bourne was subsequently joined by his son Kendrick Swaine Bourne (1872-1960), a pupil of Henry Payne at Birmingham School of Art from 1888–91, who took over the firm after his father's death in 1923. The firm had several addresses in Birmingham and on Tottenham Court Road in London.

All surrounding molding ( structural pieces) are available.

measurements:

Total arrangement: 10' H x 9' x 5" D

Larger double windows: 10' H x 45" W x 5" D

Larger Single window ( with door catch/ lock): 10' x 29" W x 5" D

Door: 82.25" H x 35.5" W x 1.75" D (thick)

Transom: 29 " H x 33" W