Reflections Stained Glass

These beautiful Victorian style stained-glass entrance has  been restored to a very high finish.  Some of the glass has been cracked,  soldering joints also broken,  some hand painted panes has been cracked.  We took great care and love on this project.    

The customer loved the new reflections created on his wall by this stain-glass front door entrance,  moving adjacent to the sun. It is being inspired on Edwardian stained glass.   

We have the opportunity and the privilege  to restore, repair and give some maintenance to X18 stained glass windows at Brookwood American Military Cemetery in Surrey. Some of the the panels showed broken pieces of glass which we replace for a replica in the same traditional painting technique and glass type. There were glasses almost 12mm thick, so we have to get made specially some canes of lead to rebuild some of the panels. The stained glass department in Canterbury Cathedral very kindly helps us making the lead canas manually using medieval methods.

We have the opportunity to restore this unusual stained glass door. It is very normal in old doers to have panels bowed with broken joints and letting the rain get through. The best advice we always give is to create a new lead structure as we did in this case also add some reinforcement bars across which are placed internally. 

We created a new lead structure for all of the panels for this entrance door in Southfield London SW18. It is traditional Victorian design with powerful boarder colours and 4 pale shades of Antique Cathedral glass.                    

Simple but effective ART-DECO stained glass estyle. We have used 4 different textures of glass to give the sensation of perspective. This panel was installed above sink in the kitchen and take some light from outside.