Etched Glass Victorian Doors – Southampton
Hi Paul, we have used your chosen design 1265 from the Etched Glass Victorian Door gallery and have adjusted the pattern to incorporate the design into […]
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Hi Paul, we have used your chosen design 1265 from the Etched Glass Victorian Door gallery and have adjusted the pattern to incorporate the design into […]
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Hi Ashley, the side panels are to scale and the fused glass tiles will be 60mm x 60mm as this is the largest of the […]
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Hi John, before I create these etched glass corners I would just like to double check that the background is to be etched with the […]
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Hi Mark, this is a design I think works well as Mackintosh fanlights to match the door design. We will use light and dark red […]
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Hi David, we have created this etched glass birds design in your glass sizes of 1260mm wide x 900mm high and the glass will be […]
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Hi Stephanie, here is your chosen etched glass coffee cup design to scale using a size of 375mm wide x 590mm high. The glass will […]
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Hi Alan, before we go ahead and make this large panel for you I would just like you to confirm that the materials supplied are […]
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Hi Alfie, please could you just confirm that this is the way the etched glass church windows needs to look with the border being clear and […]
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Hello Wendy, although the 2 etched glass door designs look similar (A is your wide glass and B is your thin glass) please notice that […]
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Hello Anne, I have created 3 different leaded glass options for you but if none of them are exaxctly what you want, please just let […]
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