Vintage Stained Glass Style 'Shrine' Lamp Shade

This appears to be a vintage, possibly custom-made, stained glass style lamp shade, likely intended for a pendant or ceiling fixture. The shade is bell-shaped or conical, with a distinct two-tiered construction. The upper tier, forming the crown of the shade, is composed of numerous small, uniformly shaped amber or light beige translucent glass panels, arranged in a grid-like pattern and joined by dark lead or copper foil lines. This upper section transitions into a wider, more vertical lower band. This lower band is primarily vibrant red glass, framed top and bottom by a solid green border section. The most prominent feature on the red band is the word 'Shrine' rendered in an ornate, calligraphic script using cream or light yellow glass outlines, filled with the red glass of the background. The leading or soldering lines between the glass pieces are dark, likely black or antiqued copper, providing strong visual separation. The overall construction suggests a Tiffany-style stained glass technique, where individual pieces of glass are cut and joined with solder. Visible condition issues include potential dust and grime accumulation, and the leading appears somewhat rough in places, indicating either age, wear, or possibly a handmade quality. The edges of the green border show some irregularities in the soldering. While precise dimensions are not visible, it appears to be a medium to large-sized shade, suitable for a pool table light or a central room fixture. The 'Shrine' motif strongly suggests a connection to the Shriners International fraternity, indicating it was likely produced for or by a member, or for a Shrine facility. This specific branding makes it a unique and collectible item for enthusiasts of fraternal organizations or vintage lighting. The craftsmanship, though possibly rustic in some areas, reflects the labor-intensive process of stained glass work.