These early 20th-century stained glass panels feature convex (crowned) glass, in which each individual piece is subtly curved rather than flat. Convex glass was difficult, labor-intensive, and costly to produce, requiring thicker glass stock, careful shaping, and skilled leadwork to accommodate the curve. For that reason, it was used sparingly and primarily in higher-quality architectural commissions.
Unlike standard flat stained glass, convex glass bends and refracts light, creating depth, movement, and visual warmth that changes throughout the day. It is rarely manufactured today and surviving examples are uncommon.
These panels offer a rare opportunity to incorporate true architectural craftsmanship into a modern home. Love these and need some ideas? Here are a few:
Interior windows between rooms
Entryway sidelights or transoms
Stair-landing or hallway panels
Room dividers that preserve light
Backlit architectural wall features
Shorter Piece - 31.5”H x 29”W x 5.5”D
Initial Price: 525.00
2/15/26: 472.50
3/17/26: 446.25
4/16/26: 393.75
Taller piece - 61”H x 27.5” x 5”D
Initial Price: 1175.00
2/15/26: 1057.50
3/17/26: 998.75
4/16/26: 881.25