By Swaine Bourne, Birmingham.

Pair of decorative Arts & Crafts antique stained glass windows, each leaded with hand painted coloured glass depicting central roundel of a boy digging with 2 Cockerels and a oval image of Mushrooms, possibly depicting Morning. The second window has a central roundel of a boy fishing, lower down a 2 Owls and image of a Poppy, possibly depicting Evening. Both windows are decorated with swags, garlands, bows, fruit and flowers. Super quality and in excellent condition.

Each Measures 40½” high x 32½” wide – 103cm h x 82.5cm w

Swaine Bourne & Son (founded 1868)

Firm founded by Swaine Bourne (died 1923). During the 1890s Frederick Louis Tait was the chief designer. Swaine Bourne was subsequently joined by his son Kendrick Swaine Bourne (1872-1960), a pupil of Henry Payne at Birmingham School of Art from 1888-91, who took over the firm after his father’s death in 1923. The firm had several addresses in Birmingham and on Tottenham Court Road in London.