Art Deco Leaded Glass Panel with Geometric Cross Motif, Belgium, Circa 1920

A striking Belgian Art Deco leaded glass panel dating from the 1920s, distinguished by its balanced geometric composition and strong architectural character. The design is centered around a stylized cross motif, formed through an elegant arrangement of angular shapes and intersecting lead lines, reflecting the modernist aesthetic that defined the Art Deco period. The panel is executed in textured clear glass accented with vibrant cobalt blue, warm yellow, and soft beige glass inserts. These carefully placed colour accents enliven the composition while preserving the refined symmetry and restraint typical of early twentieth-century decorative design. The textured glass diffuses light beautifully, creating subtle visual effects that change throughout the day. Ideal for incorporation into a window, door, room divider, or as a decorative wall-mounted object, this panel offers both decorative appeal and architectural presence. It is one of a set of three matching stained glass panels, together with references 26-0441 and 26-0443 in our collection. 
Good structural condition with normal signs of age and use. One glass section displays a visible crack, as shown in the photographs. The photos form an integral part of the description and condition report of this piece.