The typical size of a Queen Anne Victorian window pane can vary, as there is no fixed standard size for it. However, windows in Queen Anne Victorian architecture often have tall and narrow proportions, with a height-to-width ratio of approximately 2:1 or 3:1. The width of the individual panes within the window sash can vary, but they are typically narrower than the average modern-day window pane. Additionally, Queen Anne Victorian windows often feature decorative elements such as stained glass, multiple small panes, or intricate patterns, further contributing to their unique appearance.
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