circa 1920. Mahogany and leaded glass. pendant wisteria blossoms in mottled and striated textured opalescent glass, supported by leafage and vines overhanging an opalescent glass diagonal trellis on clear glass, the sidelights, en suite. A similar window can be found at the Chrysler Museum of Art, Object number: 82.144. https://chrysler.emuseum.com/objects/1758/wisteria -casement-windows;jsessionid=E3367C7CF0C853E9F3699 7A189DAC521 Doors 29 1/2 x 86 in. Sides 18 x 86 in. Note: Louis C. Tiffany (1848–1933) designed this style of window—colorless glass in a latticework pattern crowned by a magnificently blooming vine—to bring the outdoors inside. His company, Tiffany Studios, produced thousands of leaded-glass windows to decorate public buildings, private homes, and houses of worship with diverse flowers and plants. Especially fond of wisteria, Tiffany installed windows similar to these in his own dining room.出处: American collection.