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A French Art Nouveau stained glass entranceway,
c.1920, intended as an internal partition between lobby and hall,
the rectangular pine-framed glazing centred with a single glazed door, the whole incorporating a dramatic circular frame and glazed to the top with leaded panes depicting swagged drapery above stylised foliate vertical designs and below a pair of flanking red-capped Manchurian cranes, the lower section in timber with raised shaped panels,
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