Rennie Mackintosh Downham Door – Carlisle
Hi Dan, below is your drawing to show you how your chosen Renfrew Design would look spread over your multiple panels of the Downham Door […]
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Hi Dan, below is your drawing to show you how your chosen Renfrew Design would look spread over your multiple panels of the Downham Door […]
Continue reading »Hello Martyn, below are your drawings showing how your Fused Glass Cecily Leaves designs looks in your different size fanlights. The dashed line shows the […]
Continue reading »Hi Marina, you’ll find a proof below showing how we could take a snapshot from the split glazed door panel you like and create a […]
Continue reading »Hi Adam, below you’ll find two proofs with alternate coloured borders showing your chosen design in your glass sizes. As requested, we’ve adapted this design […]
Continue reading »Hi Alec and Sue, below is your drawing to show how your chosen design from our Past Works 1561 pattern looks in your specific glass […]
Continue reading »Hi Gordon, below are 2 versions of your chosen 1253 design. Both have been created using Stippolyte textured glass as the base glass. Version A […]
Continue reading »Hi Mark, below is your Victorian Etched Glass 1543 design to show you how your glass will look in your unique shape and size of […]
Continue reading »Hi Jeff, below are 2 options for your bevelled glass panel. The image you sent through has been etched into the central bevel on each […]
Continue reading »Hello Stuart, below is our version of the photo of your glass that you forwarded to us. We have used Flemish Glass as requested. The […]
Continue reading »Hi Leontin, below is your drawing to show how your 9 panel set looks like in your glass sizes and shapes. The grey areas shown […]
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