Antique fanlight transom window with a black-painted wood frame, radiating leaded glass design, and raised floral details, shown with mounting hardware and a visible crack in the glass.

Antique fanlight transom window with a semi-circular leaded design, painted gray on one side, showing mounting hardware and a visible crack in the glass.

Antique fanlight transom window with a black frame, radiating metal bars, raised floral intersections, and mounting hardware on the side.

Fanlight transom window with a semi-circular leaded design, raised floral details, and a visible crack in the glass.

Close-up of a fanlight transom window showing curved leaded glazing bars, raised floral details, and part of the black-painted frame.

Close-up of a fanlight transom window with a black-painted wood frame, curved leaded design, and side mounting hardware.

Close-up of a fanlight transom window showing curved leaded bars with a raised floral detail and a cracked glass pane.

Close-up of a fanlight transom window with curved lead bars and raised floral details, showing the black-painted frame, a crack in the glass, and part of the wood edge.

Antique fanlight transom window with a gray-painted frame, leaded glass scrollwork, and visible mounting hardware on the side.

Close-up of the gray-painted corner of a fanlight transom window with worn wood, metal glazing bars, and a crack in the glass.

Close-up of a fanlight transom window with a black-painted frame, arched leaded design, and visible glass crack.

Close-up of a reclaimed fanlight transom window corner with gray-painted wood frame, clear glass with a crack, black metal glazing bars, and side mounting hardware.

Black fanlight transom window with a semi-circular leaded design and raised floral intersections above a door opening.

Q288957

Reclaimed Antique Fanlight Transom Window

Name: Reclaimed Antique Fanlight Transom Window
SKU: Q288957
Price: 1200.00 USD
Availability: SoldOut

$1,200

SOLD

Antique wood frame fanlight transom window with a fan like design with raised floral elements at the intersections. The frame is painted black on one side and gray on the other. Fanlights are a specific type of transom window with a semi-circular shape and glazing bars radiating outward typically used above a door. There is mounting hardware on each side. There is a crack in the glass, visible in the pictures. This window was removed from an historical NYC building located at 417 Park Ave. before it's demolition in 2021. Designed by Emory Roth and completed in 1917, 417 Park Ave was a grand apartment house located just North of the Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan. One available.

Inventory no.	Q288957
Availability	Sold
Location	52nd Street NYC
Sold as	Single
Dimensions	36 in. W x 21.25 in. H x 1.75 in. D
Width (in.)	36
Height (in.)	21.25
Depth (in.)	1.75
Finish	Steel
Composition	Glass, Wood, Lead
Color	Black, Clear, Gray
Period	1910s

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