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Matching Chippendale style Architectural salvage Amber Windows c 1910 - $1,200 (Bellevue)

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Matching Chippendale style Architectural salvage Amber Windows from the Joshua Green Building C 1910


Very good shape. These were salvaged from a remodel of the Joshua Green Building in Seattle in the Mid 1960s after that they stayed an architects house on Mercer Island until now. They still have some of the original hardware and Based on the amazing original condition they must have been used as indoor windows. They Each measure 48 " tall X 28" wide and 1.75" thick. Based on the original construction date of the building they should date to about 1910 . Hall

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