STAINED GLASS WINDOW DESIGNS
These custom made stained glass windows were made using replica Victorian glasses. The panels form the top lights of a large bay window in a Victorian house in Lichfield. The original windows had been removed some years before and so the authentic design was taken from a house further along the same terrace which still had the original windows.
.Cost £1,150
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A set of 3 original Arts and Crafts style windows customised to fit an interior window shared by a long kitchen/diner and hallway.
The Rose Window of Small Heath Baptist Church had been hidden from view for many years - it had been boarded over and rendered on the external face. While inside, a false ceiling had been built beneath it. It was generally in poor condition - very dirty with several broken pieces and the leadwork was beginning to fail. The individual windows were removed from the sandstone casement, stripped down and each individual piece of glass was cleaned. Then the windows were completely releaded, sealed and reinstalled.
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Custom made stained glass leaded window and custom made Art Nouveau style stained glass leaded window.
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Completely rebuilt original Victorian stained glass leaded window and detail of window on left.
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Stained glass leaded window belonging to a set of 6 for a terrace of alms houses.
Left - Completely rebuilt original Victorian stained glass leaded window using as much of the original glass as possible combined with replica glasses.
Right - Stained glass leaded window belonging to a set of 6 for a terrace of alms houses.
Left - 80 year old stained glass leaded window. The leading had reached its life span and required the window to be completely rebuilt. . By Pete Constable, Walsall, West Midlands
Right - 70 year old stained glass leaded window. The leading had reached its life span and required the window to be completely rebuilt. . By Pete Constable, Walsall, West Midlands
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Right - 80 year old stained glass leaded window. The leading had reached its life span and required the window to be completely rebuilt.
External and Internal view of custom made stained glass leaded window made from a combination of original Victorian glasses and replica glasses.
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Right - Custom made Art Nouveau style kitchen cupboard leaded windows made from contemporary glasses.
Left - Custom made stained glass leaded window made from reclaimed original Victorian glasses.
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Left - Original Victorian stained glass leaded window.
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Custom made stained glass leaded window made from replica Victorian glasses and designed to match one of the existing original windows shown above left.
Custom made stained glass leaded windows forming part of a porch using replica Victorian glasses. The original windows had been removed some years before and so the design was taken from the identical house next door.
