Stained Glass Windows & Antique Doors | Westland London

Stock: 15894

A set of three leaded glass panels, the central panels depicting music as a scroll of sheet music, the arts depicted as a sculpture with a mason's tools, and astronomy as a planet surrounded by stars.
English, c.1880.

These panels can be fitted with a hook so they can be hung.

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	Width	Height
	7 7⁄8" 20 cms	9 1⁄8" 23 cms

Stock: 15759

A set of seven Victorian leaded and painted glass window panels, two depicting grapevines, three depicting cherries and two depicting cobnuts. They can be set into a window, or displayed as an ornament, in which case we can fit hooks.
English, c.1880.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	7 7⁄8" 20 cms	9 1⁄8" 23 cms

Stock: 7147

A large heraldic painted glass window roundel depicting the royal arms of England, the three lions passant surrounded by red glass of varying shades.
English, c.1920.

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	Diameter
	35 3⁄8" 90 cms

Stock: 14048

A pair of early 20th century, textured glass painted windows in rectangular leaded metal frames, decorated with naturalistic ribboned garlands of roses and foliage to the upper section above flamboyant sprays of flowers arranged within twin handled urns. French, circa 1910.

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	width	height	depth
	29 1⁄4" 74.5 cms	61" 155 cms	1" 2.5 cms

Stock: 10719

A Renaissance stone door casement, carved in dark grey Pietra Serena stone. The elegant overdoor takes the form of a concave scallop shell, a motif derived from Roman sarcophagi, which later became a Christian symbol of rebirth, resurrection and pilgrimage. This suggests that the doorway was perhaps an entrance to a place of worship. Beneath this, stylised dolphins are carved nose to tail, undulating across the now weathered surface, worn after centuries of exposure to the elements. Supporting this are carved capitals and jambs decorated with urns and foliate details.

Northern/Central Italian, possibly Florentine. A very similar door is on display in the Victorian and Albert Museum's Renaissance Gallery.

Restoration not possible.

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	width	height	depth
	73 5⁄8" 187 cms	150 13⁄16" 383 cms	13 13⁄16" 35 cms
	41 11⁄16" 106 cms	86 13⁄16" 220.5 cms

Stock: 15226

A stained and leaded glass window panel, possibly representing the paternal arms of the Grosvenor Crest, depicting a talbot dog atop a helm set in a field of multiple coloured glass sections held in a later stained pine frame. The quarterings include a crescent and star mark of cadency above the motto Virtus Non Stemma which translates as Valour Not Garland and is the Duke of Westminster's motto at his Eaton Hall Estate. English, 17th century and later.

Provenance: By repute removed from a chapel on a Grosvenor Estate.

Notes: The talbot dog, now extinct, was a type of hunting dog and probably the ancestor of the beagle or bloodhound and is often used in heraldry to represent a good-mannered hunting dog. The cadency marks the status of a younger branch of a family.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	33 1⁄4" 84.5 cms	49 13⁄16" 126.5 cms	2 11⁄16" 6.8 cms

Stock: 14561

A set of four pairs traditional Georgian style antique bronze door handles.
English, late 19th century.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	7 1⁄8" 18 cms		2 1⁄2" 6.3 cms
Internal

Stock: 10223

A fine pair of grand walnut doors, casements and overdoors carved and gilded in the French Renaissance manner. They were originally in Park Place a Grade II listed house set in 570 acres near Henley-on-Thames in Oxfordshire. The overdoors with arched pediments, centred by a large stylised shell flanked by ornate side scrolls, rest on the carved and gilded door surrounds again with the shell features. The upper panels of the doors are very finely carved with stylised dolphins, strapwork and cartouche each centred by lion masks carved in high relief. The lower panels with arched, raised and fielded panels. The doors are held on substantial rising butt brass hinges and the reverse side of each is set with plain raised and fielded panels. The house featured in the 2009 St Trinians film when the name Headmistress was affixed to the rear of one of the doors as can be seen in the last image. French, circa 1870.

Photos before restoration and please note that the doors can be sold separately.

Provenance: The doors were commissioned in the Renaissance style by the Noble family for Park Place which was built in the French Renaissance manner in 1871 by Architect Thomas Cundy.

Notes: John Noble bought the estate in 1869 and it stayed in the family until 1947 when it was auctioned off in a number of lots. The house was bought by the Middlesex County Council and in 1965 ownership was transferred to Hillingdon Council. The house and gardens were subsequently sold twice more during which time both were carefully restored and are now once again in private ownership.

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	Width	Height	Depth
Overall	47 3⁄16" 120 cms	123 5⁄8" 314 cms	2 3⁄8" 6 cms
Door only.	34 1⁄4" 87 cms	82 11⁄16" 210 cms

Stock: 15250

A pair of decorative Edwardian polygon shaped stained glass window panels each with a central florally styled motif. English, circa 1910.

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	width	height
	21 1⁄4" 54 cms	21 1⁄4" 54 cms

Stock: 14784

A fine Art Nouveau style antique walnut door with beautiful marquetry panels depicting Elysian scenes in rosewood, pear, satinwood, burr elm, stained sycamore and purple heart; together with their intricately carved casements. The reverse side of the door is panelled mahogany. Known provenance. English, circa 1890.

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	Width	Height	Depth
Frame	49 3⁄16" 125 cms	92 11⁄16" 235.5 cms	18 1⁄8" 46 cms
Door	38 13⁄16" 98.5 cms	85 13⁄16" 218 cms

Stock: 12433

'GATHER YE THE ROSEBUDS'
A 20th century Art Nouveau style stained glass tryptich of maidens in a woodland setting. The enamelled logo at the back of one of the panels states ' Glashaus 88 ', they were a Glasgow company of stained glass makers and restorers who were commissioned to make the panels in 1988 for The Princes Casino in Glasgow.
With restorations. Signed & dated 1988.

The figures in the central panel are very similar to those depicted in a window designed in 1902 by Ernest Archibald Taylor (1874 -1951), who trained at the Glasgow School of Art, for the industrialist William Weir entitled 'Gather Ye the Rosebuds'. His panel is illustrated in the book Scotland's Stained Glass by Michael Donnelly, image below.The title is probably a reference to the poem by Robert Herrick (1591 - 1674)

'Gather ye rosebuds while ye may,
Old Time is still a-flying:
And this same flower that smiles today
To-morrow will be dying.'

It points to springtime with a warning and awareness of the swift passage of time and with it the inevitable loss of youth and beauty.



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	width each	height each	overall width
	35 5⁄8" 90.5 cms	46 1⁄2" 118 cms	106 11⁄16" 271 cms

Stock: 12542

A striking 20th century stained glass triptych three part window panel of geometric design in primary colours.
English mid 20th century.

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	width	height	depth
	59 1⁄8" 150 cms	25 13⁄16" 65.5 cms	0 3⁄8" 1 cms

Stock: 7206

The Blues and Royals Regiment of The Household Cavalry. A set of three tall stained glass windows believed to be from a Regimental Chapel in Lancashire, North West England. The Eagle window being the insignia of The Blues & Royals, The Lion and Crown being the general insignia for the British Army with the Red Rose of Lancaster above, and the Crossed Keys and Mitre possibly representing the insignia for the Bishop of the British Army.
English, mid 20th century.

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	width	height
	31" 78.7 cms	105" 266.7 cms

Stock: 3668

A simple elegant 18th century, Georgian brass rim lock with its original key.
English, late 18th century.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	7 13⁄16" 19.8 cms	4 1⁄4" 11 cms	1" 2.6 cms

Stock: 8029

A 19th century cast brass door plate in the Louis XV Rococo manner, with pierced diaper, acanthus leaf and c-scroll decoration.
French, with the Foundry stamp WT&S, no. 167129.

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	width	height	depth
	10 5⁄8" 27 cms	23 3⁄16" 59 cms	2 3⁄8" 6 cms

Stock: 8028

A 19th century cast brass door plate, double sided, with pierced diaper, acanthus leaf and c-scroll decoration.
Stamped WT&S Foundry no. 167129.

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	width	height	depth
	10 5⁄8" 27 cms	23 3⁄16" 59 cms	2 3⁄8" 6 cms

Stock: 8027

A pierced cast brass door plate in the Louis XV style, double sided with pierced diaper, acanthus leaf and c-scroll decoration. 19th century.
Foundry stamped WT &S, no. 167129.

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	width	height	depth
	10 5⁄8" 27 cms	23 3⁄16" 59 cms	2 3⁄8" 6 cms

Stock: 10134

A pair of small ornate engraved Gothic Revival brass door hinges.
English, circa 1850.

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	width	height
	11 13⁄16" 30 cms	4 1⁄8" 10.5 cms

Stock: 9614

A large Georgian style pine and gesso painted doorway. casement. A pair with SNo 9613
English mid 20th century.

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	width	height	depth
External	86 3⁄16" 219 cms	108 1⁄8" 274.5 cms	8 7⁄8" 22.7 cms
Internal	57 1⁄8" 145 cms	89 5⁄8" 227.5 cms

Stock: 10133

A pair of Gothic Revival brass hinges designed by Pugin, made by Hardman and coming from The New Palace of Westminster.

English mid 19th century.

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	width	length
	12 5⁄8" 32 cms	10 13⁄16" 27.5 cms

Stock: 10070

A pair of large Regency Stone Architectural Overdoor Pediments in the Thomas Hope Greek Revival manner. Provenance Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Early 19th century.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	65 1⁄2" 166.3 cms	13 1⁄2" 34.3 cms	6 1⁄2" 16.5 cms

Stock: 9597

A large rare pair of fantastic burnished cast iron Neo Gothic arched windows, to be glazed.
English, circa 1830.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	52" 132 cms	45 1⁄4" 115 cms	3 1⁄8" 8 cms

Stock: 9613

A large 20th century Georgian style pine and gesso painted doorway casement. A pair with SNo 9614
English mid 20th century.

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	width	height	depth
	86 3⁄16" 219 cms	108 1⁄8" 274.5 cms	9" 22.8 cms
	57 1⁄4" 145.5 cms	89 5⁄8" 227.5 cms

Stock: 9139

An antique carved pine doorway in the Renaissance style. English, late 19th century.

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	Width	Height	Depth
Exterior	88 5⁄8" 225 cms	125 3⁄8" 318.5 cms	10" 25.5 cms
Interior	54 1⁄2" 138.5 cms	98 3⁄16" 249.5 cms

Stock: 4763

A stained glass ceiling, window or screen panels, in two sections.
English, Late 20th century.

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	width	length
	59 1⁄2" 151.1 cms	66 1⁄4" 168.3 cms

Stock: 4619

An imposing carved walnut doorway in the Renaissance manner. The breakfront carved cornice with a frieze is centred by a portrait of a noblewoman flanked by foliate scrolls with armorials. The Corinthian fluted columns are decorated at the base with figures, the ingrounds with Renaissance style carving.
English,19th century using 17th century elements.

Photo before restoration and replaced plinths.

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	width	height	depth
external	88 11⁄16" 225.4 cms	103" 261.6 cms	16 1⁄2" 41.9 cms
internal	44 1⁄2" 113 cms	82" 208.3 cms