Etched Glass Willow Tea Rooms Window – Oxford
Hello Alan, below is your drawing showing how your glass will look like with your chosen Willow Tea Rooms pattern. The grey background will be […]
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Hello Alan, below is your drawing showing how your glass will look like with your chosen Willow Tea Rooms pattern. The grey background will be […]
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Hello Paula, below is your drawing shown in your glass sizes. The glass will be created with toughened Minster glass and will be a double […]
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Hello Neil, below is your chosen design 219 but with added stained glass roundels. We have coloured the corners red to match as the original […]
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Hello Sinead, below is your drawing to show you how your glass could look. We have made the vertical lines match up from the door […]
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Hello Charles, below is your drawing to show you how your chosen design looks in your sizes. The dashed line is the visible area and […]
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Hello Kevin, below is your drawing to show you how your chosen design 008 looks like in your glass sizes. The dashed line is the […]
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Hello Emma, below are the 2 drawings of your glass. The background shown in grey will be etched glass with the text in clear glass. […]
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Hi Sachith, below is your drawing showing how the etched glass design 1221 looks in your glass sizes. The grey sections will be etched glass […]
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Hi Colin, below are your drawings for your glass. the white sections will be clear glass and the dashed line shows the visible sizes. The […]
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Hello Zoe, below is your drawing shown in your glass sizes. We will use Minster glass as the base glass so all of the non-coloured […]
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