Stock No. 37902

19th Century Heraldic Stained Glass Window ‘Omne Bonum Dei Donum’

An early 19th century heraldic stained glass window showcasing a monochrome armorial crest below a banner reading the Latin ‘Omne Bonum Dei Donum’ (Every good is the gift of God or All good things come from God). The coat of arms sees a shield displaying monochrome scalloped horizontal bars below a knight’s helmet surrounded by…

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£4,475.00

Dimensions

Depth: 1cm0.39in

Width: 37cm14.57in

Height: 44cm17.32in

Weight: 2kg4.41lbs

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Imperial

Condition Report

Historic repairs. Glass in good condition with no cracks. Hanging hooks to top. Photographed in front of a light box.

Wear

Wear consistent with age and use. Minor losses, scuffs, and scratches.

Date of Manufacture

Circa 1800-1850

Maker

Unknown

Material

Glass, Lead, Stained Glass

Origin

England

Period

Early to Mid 19th Century

Style

Heraldic

About this piece

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An early 19th century heraldic stained glass window showcasing a monochrome armorial crest below a banner reading the Latin ‘Omne Bonum Dei Donum’ (Every good is the gift of God or All good things come from God).

The coat of arms sees a shield displaying monochrome scalloped horizontal bars below a knight’s helmet surrounded by monochrome foliates. Above is the bust of a bearded male figure bearing two birds and a Tudor rose to his chest, possibly a depiction of Jesus or a Saint, who sits between the Latin inscribed banner. 

One of four similar windows we have for sale, this antique stained glass window has two hoops for hanging to the top, ready for placing in front of a light source to bring it’s details to life.

Additional information

Weight 2 kg
Dimensions 1 × 37 × 44 cm
Date of Manufacture

Circa 1800-1850

Maker

Material

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Origin

England

Period

Early to Mid 19th Century

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