single late 19th century original chicago residential bay transom window consisting of beveled edge diamond french glass segments leaded together. the long and narrow window was likely fabricated by the foster-munger company, chicago, ills. the leaded glass window is free from cracks, breaks, bowing, and replaced segments. the original wood sash frame was badly damaged from prolonged exposure to the elements. the diamond pattern window was salvaged from a chicago residence constructed in the late 19th century. the house has since been demolished.