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Set of Two American Healy and Millet Stained, Leaded and Uranium Glass Trinity Church Windows
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DETAILS
A rare set of two antique American stained glass windows of rectangular form with square leaded panes and textured opalescent glass and vaseline and ruby red jewels. Some jewels are uranium glass which will glow under a UV black light. Each with wood frame.
PROVENANCE
Trinity United Methodist Church (1820 Broadway, Denver, Colorado, built 1888). Architect: Robert S. Roeschlaub (German-American, 1843-1923). This church was renovated to install an elevator at which time these windows had to be removed. The church is on the National Register of Historic Places (National Register #70000161).
MAKER
Attributed to Healy and Millet (Chicago, IL, 1879-). Healy and Millet were fabricators for Louis Sullivan.
STYLE
Gothic Revival
PERIOD
Late 19th century
DATE
Circa 1888
DIMENSIONS
(1) Width 22 Height 31 inches, Glass: Width 17.5 Height 27.5 inches
(1) Width 22 Height 38.5 inches, Glass: Width 17.5 Height 34 inches
CONDITION
Note: some tight cracks typical for windows of this age.
