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Stained glass windows from La Ronda
Description
These stained glass windows are from La Ronda, architect Addison Mizner's last commissioned house in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, built in 1929 and recently razed. Each window consists of six panels of glass set in bronze frames. The two upper ones each have a different coat of arms and the frames were made with an angled side which allowed their seam to be concealed behind the cast stone arch. The lower four panels are rectangular in shape. The glass is in excellent condition. We also have some of the stone arches available. More pics and details available upon request. Check our listings for other La Ronda artifacts.
Dimensions
82 in. W x 94.5 in. H
These stained glass windows are from La Ronda, architect Addison Mizner's last commissioned house in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, built in 1929 and recently razed. Each window consists of six panels of glass set in bronze frames. The two upper ones each have a different coat of arms and the frames were made with an angled side which allowed their seam to be concealed behind the cast stone arch. The lower four panels are rectangular in shape. The glass is in excellent condition. We also have some of the stone arches available. More pics and details available upon request. Check our listings for other La Ronda artifacts.
Dimensions
82 in. W x 94.5 in. H
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ID #
J154225
