Stained-Glass Window Preserved from late 1800's Philadelphia, PA Church
Antique stained-glass window preserved from late 1800’s First Church of the Covenanter (later called Light Beulah Baptist Church) formerly located on the corner of 17th and Bainbridge St. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Window has beautiful color and texture and is finished with a faceted cast glass ruby jewel on the top sash. Total window measures 91” tall x 44.5” wide with each sash measuring 45.5” tall x 44.5” wide. The original bracing bars are intact with the exception of one missing bar on the top sash. Some minor hairline cracks and damage to one glass rondel. Reglazing needed if it will be used in the elements. Two windows available with minor differences in condition.
Antique stained-glass window preserved from late 1800’s First Church of the Covenanter (later called Light Beulah Baptist Church) formerly located on the corner of 17th and Bainbridge St. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Window has beautiful color and texture and is finished with a faceted cast glass ruby jewel on the top sash. Total window measures 91” tall x 44.5” wide with each sash measuring 45.5” tall x 44.5” wide. The original bracing bars are intact with the exception of one missing bar on the top sash. Some minor hairline cracks and damage to one glass rondel. Reglazing needed if it will be used in the elements. Two windows available with minor differences in condition.
Antique stained-glass window preserved from late 1800’s First Church of the Covenanter (later called Light Beulah Baptist Church) formerly located on the corner of 17th and Bainbridge St. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Window has beautiful color and texture and is finished with a faceted cast glass ruby jewel on the top sash. Total window measures 91” tall x 44.5” wide with each sash measuring 45.5” tall x 44.5” wide. The original bracing bars are intact with the exception of one missing bar on the top sash. Some minor hairline cracks and damage to one glass rondel. Reglazing needed if it will be used in the elements. Two windows available with minor differences in condition.