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A rare George III leaded glazed fanlight window,
with radial bars, scrolled foliate details and floral bosses,
£2,150
In stock
The quintessential Georgian overdoor fanlight is something that these days is rare to come to the market. It was a clever to solution to the conundrum of how to get light into the hallway of the cheek-by-jowel Georgian terrace house. The habit of adopting different patterns within the same terrace is thought to have enabled differentiation in an age before street numbering had been invented.
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