Collection of Decorative Stained Glass Panels and Art

This collection comprises eight varied decorative art pieces, predominantly featuring stained glass or glass painted panels, displayed on a dark wooden surface, possibly a table. The items vary in shape, size, and design, suggesting a personal collection rather than a matching set. One piece is an oval-shaped panel with a light wooden frame, featuring a floral pattern in warm tones, possibly fabric under glass. Another is a rectangular panel depicting a vibrant floral arrangement, likely stained glass, with a dark border. A larger round piece displays two birds, possibly hummingbirds, amidst white blossoms on a light green background, appearing to be reverse-painted glass or a specialty glass technique. A smaller, square-framed piece with a light blue border contains a dark, possibly silver-toned, insect motif, perhaps a dragonfly or cicada, against a dark background. Two prominent rectangular panels are present: one features multiple butterflies and moths against a mottled, light brown background, framed in a simple light-colored metal or wood frame; the other showcases a detailed peacock with iridescent blues and greens amidst dark foliage, also in a simple frame. A large round stained glass panel depicts a dramatic scene with a red flower, blue water, and green foliage, exhibiting traditional leaded stained glass construction. Lastly, a small oval piece presents an intricate arrangement of what appears to be metalwork leaves and flowers in metallic browns and golds, possibly set behind glass or as a sculptural relief. Most pieces appear to be in good condition with no immediately visible damage like cracks or chips, though general wear consistent with age and display is possible. The craftsmanship varies from simple framed pieces to more complex stained glass constructions, indicating a range of styles and perhaps origins. The presence of chains or hangers on several items suggests they are designed for wall or window display.