Casgliadau Arlein

Rectangular stained glass panel comprising 24 sections of glass of various shades of red or purple, mostly coloured glass but at least four sections (those featuring the letters A and G) appearing to be flashed with streaked tones of red and yellow, the lead cames of H profile and with no signs of milling marks, the external cames 12mm wide and with beaded edges, the internal cames 7mm wide and with rounded edges; the design centred on a large G enclosing a lamp, surmounted by an arch of 16 bricks and surrounded (clockwise from the top left) by two 4-petalled roses in an oval female symbol, a bird, the letter A, a tulip, the letter N, a cross section of an apple, a club and a spade symbol in a purple section, a gardening fork and trowel, a flowering rose plant with three 5-petalled flowers and with its roots visible in a cross section of the ground, a diamond and a heart symbol in outline (and so showing red); the design enamelled in black with thick outlines, the ground and modelling dabbed and with visible brush marks.