Pair 19thC Stained Glass Church Panels From St. Dunstan & St. Catherine's Church, Feltham, London. Art Nouveau

Pair 19thC Stained Glass Church Panels From St. Dunstan & St. Catherine's Church, Feltham, London. Art NouveauA stunning pair of late 19th century stained, painted and leaded glass church panels from St. Dunstan and St. Catherine's Church in Feltham, London. The parish of Feltham stretches from Staines Road in the north to Ashford, Hanworth and Sunbury in the south. In the 12th century the advowson of the parish church of Saint Dunstan was granted to the hospital of Saint Giles in the Fields; after the Reformation, it was held by the owners of the Rectory

And Workman's Companion

Weight: 3 kilograms

initially working in the tradition of Hugh Thomson

Arm rest / table base height: 74cm

The firm of Joseph Angell & Son was formed around 1811 by Joseph Angell in Clerkenwell

blind stamped decoration to the front

Henry Lias I and his son Henry Lias II were partners from 1850

The mirror is of medium proportions making it suitable for any home

This has been preserved beneath a protective fire retardant material

Weight: 158 grams

London in 1816

There are two short drawers over six long graduated drawers