CENTURYVILLE STAINED GLASS HOUSE NIGHT LIGHT LAMP

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Lot number181
CategoryAntiques & Furniture
AuctionRound #2 ~ CENTREVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Van Cleave Family ESTATE
DateOctober 1, 2026 at 6:00 PM CDT
Auction houseBell Remnants
LocationMcComb, Mississippi

VAILABLE FOR SHIPPING or LOCAL PICKUP > Vintage Centuryville Collection stained-glass house-form accent light by Century Classics, Ltd., dating to the 1990s period when the company produced a broad series of handcrafted illuminated village buildings, houses, churches, train stations and lighthouses. Standing 6.75" tall and measuring 6" x 5", the three-dimensional cottage is assembled from individually cut panels of green, amber, white and reddish-brown stained glass joined with dark soldered metal seams. Architectural detailing includes a steep pitched roof, chimney, front entrance, multi-pane windows, side windows, decorative gable treatment, steps and fine wire-form porch railings. The open base incorporates an internal wire support designed to accept a clip-in night-light type socket assembly, allowing the structure to glow from within and illuminate the colored glass panels. Socket, bulb and electrical cord are not included. Centuryville was a collectible stained-glass village series produced by Century Classics, Ltd., with the CENTURYVILLE trademark filed in 1993 specifically for miniature stained-glass houses and buildings. Surviving pieces from the series include individually named homes and public buildings, many produced in limited editions and assembled from numerous pieces of glass. A distinctive vintage illuminated art-glass collectible suitable for stained-glass, architectural miniature, Christmas village or Centuryville collections. CONDITION REPORT > A notably well preserved example.

CENTURYVILLE STAINED GLASS HOUSE NIGHT LIGHT LAMP

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