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Found 4 of these panels (67x30), 2 clear glass, 2 opaque, at an estate sale in Kalamazoo, MI. We were told they came from a resturant in Chicago that had a fire.
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Very nice, they remind me of designs by Frank Lloyd Wright .
The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation may be able to assist you upon supplying photo's. Great find!!!
Thanks for the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation suggestion. They gave me some great ideas.
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I hope they are true Frank Llyod Wright originals.
Best of luck with them.
Wow what a find! Lovely pieces. I love Frank Lloyd Wright designs and the colors used in these and the craftmanship look like top of the line. I used to do stained glass windows. It would be wonderful if they are originals.