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Tiffany Style Stained Glass Fireplace Screen – Victorian 3-Panel Folding 40"
Tiffany Style Stained Glass Fireplace Screen – Victorian 3-Panel Folding 40"
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$ 270.00 USD
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$ 270.00 USD
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Dimensions: approx. 40" wide x 28" high
Construction: stained glass panels with metal frame
Design: Victorian / Tiffany style
Use: decorative fireplace screen, interior décor, stained glass display
Tiffany-style stained glass three-panel folding fireplace screen in a Victorian design. Screens of this type are inspired by decorative glasswork popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when stained glass panels were commonly used in lighting, windows, and decorative interior accents.
The screen features numerous pieces of colored art glass assembled using the traditional copper-foil technique, a method developed during the Tiffany glass era. This particular design incorporates hundreds of hand-cut glass pieces and decorative glass beads arranged in a multicolor Victorian pattern.
Designed as a three-panel folding screen, it can be positioned in front of a fireplace or used as a decorative accent in a living room or sitting area. The dark metal frame complements the stained glass and allows the panels to fold for positioning or storage.
Note: Screens of this type are generally intended as decorative fireplace accents rather than heavy-duty spark guards
Dimensions: approx. 40" wide x 28" high
Construction: stained glass panels with metal frame
Design: Victorian / Tiffany style
Use: decorative fireplace screen, interior décor, stained glass display
Tiffany-style stained glass three-panel folding fireplace screen in a Victorian design. Screens of this type are inspired by decorative glasswork popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when stained glass panels were commonly used in lighting, windows, and decorative interior accents.
The screen features numerous pieces of colored art glass assembled using the traditional copper-foil technique, a method developed during the Tiffany glass era. This particular design incorporates hundreds of hand-cut glass pieces and decorative glass beads arranged in a multicolor Victorian pattern.
Designed as a three-panel folding screen, it can be positioned in front of a fireplace or used as a decorative accent in a living room or sitting area. The dark metal frame complements the stained glass and allows the panels to fold for positioning or storage.
Note: Screens of this type are generally intended as decorative fireplace accents rather than heavy-duty spark guards
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