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

A refined Belgian Art Deco leaded glass panel dating from the 1920s, featuring a striking geometric composition centered around a stylized cross motif. The design is characteristic of the Art Deco movement, combining symmetry, clarity of line, and an elegant balance between decorative and architectural form. The panel is constructed from textured clear glass, enclosed within a network of lead cames that create a rhythmic arrangement of angular and rectilinear shapes. Accents of vibrant cobalt blue, soft yellow, and warm beige glass punctuate the composition, providing subtle color contrasts against the frosted background and enhancing the panel's visual depth when illuminated. Its restrained palette and strong geometric structure make it particularly versatile, suitable for both period interiors and contemporary architectural settings. Whether incorporated into a window, door, partition, or displayed as a decorative object, the panel exemplifies the sophisticated modernism associated with Belgian Art Deco design. This panel is one of a set of three matching stained glass panels, together with references 26-0441 and 26-0442 of our collection. 
Good condition with normal signs of age and use. The photos form an integral part of the description and condition report of this piece.