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<p>[QUOTE="Ghopper1924, post: 9657409, member: 5170"]Thanks Ber!</p><p><br /></p><p>Agree with the comments above. This window is stunning! It’s true that everyone wants their stained glass to be a Tiffany, both for value and beauty; sadly, however, they seldom are. But this window is of that quality, even if I don’t think it’s a Tiffany. Remember, however, that the quality is the thing, and this one’s got it! I’d investigate John LaFarge as a possibility. He's the other “name” in late 19th Century American stained glass. BTW I’d say that this piece is ca. 1890-1900. </p><p><br /></p><p>I would add Fontaines Gallery in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, to Brad’s list. They deal in lots of Victoriana of the very highest quality, such as this window. They reach an international audience, and could no doubt suggest a maker and value for your window and probably sell it for you as well. </p><p><br /></p><p>I’d so love to buy it from you, but like my colleagues above just have no proper place to put it![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ghopper1924, post: 9657409, member: 5170"]Thanks Ber! Agree with the comments above. This window is stunning! It’s true that everyone wants their stained glass to be a Tiffany, both for value and beauty; sadly, however, they seldom are. But this window is of that quality, even if I don’t think it’s a Tiffany. Remember, however, that the quality is the thing, and this one’s got it! I’d investigate John LaFarge as a possibility. He's the other “name” in late 19th Century American stained glass. BTW I’d say that this piece is ca. 1890-1900. I would add Fontaines Gallery in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, to Brad’s list. They deal in lots of Victoriana of the very highest quality, such as this window. They reach an international audience, and could no doubt suggest a maker and value for your window and probably sell it for you as well. I’d so love to buy it from you, but like my colleagues above just have no proper place to put it![/QUOTE]
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