all original and largely intact early 1920's notable chicago tavern art glass tavern window likely fabricated by the foster-munger co., chicago, il. the tavern and/or lodge, located on chicago's north side, contained several matching windows in the exact size and configuration. the window features a brightly colored centrally located shield accentuated a single band of gold leaf sandwiched "flash" glass. the leaded window is comprised mostly of clear glass glass, which contains multiple hairline cracks. the asking price takes into account the cracked clear glass panes. the wood sash frame was removed long ago. a pile of these windows were relegated to the building's basement when the tavern closed. priced individually. measures 25 1/2 x 28 inches.