very well-made c. 1900-15 largely intact american prairie school leaded art glass interior residential cabinet door attributed to the linden art glass company, chicago, il. the strongly geometrically designed gridded cabinet door is comprised largely of clear class panels accentuated by two symetrically arranged "stepped" clusters of light green glass squares. the original thick zinc caming and/or deep channel profile contains a a uniform surface patina. the leaded art glass "wrightesque" window was one of two cabinet doors salvaged from a wisconsin residence in or around the city of racine. the original varnished hardwood cabinet door is structurally sound and stable. excellent both in design and overall execution. contains a few small hairline cracks. measures approximately 18 3/4 x 1 x 49 1/2 inches.