Stained Glass Stoke On Trent
Founded in 1994, the Leadbitter Glass Studio has been supplying Overlay Stained Glass to homes and businesses across Stoke-on-Trent ever since.
We also deliver to every other part of the UK. Stoke Minster, with its striking Gothic Revival design and origins dating back to the 13th century, reflects an era when decorative glass was a genuine mark of quality in the city’s homes too — and it remains one of the most requested styles for period properties across Stoke-on-Trent today.

Working from our own Decorative Glass Studio, we design and manufacture every panel ourselves — either from your own photos and ideas, or from one of the hundreds of designs in our gallery. Our Overlay Stained Glass is available as toughened single glazing or as a resilient double-glazed unit, and works just as well for a front door, a feature window, or any other glazed space in the home. Almost every panel we make qualifies for free delivery to Stoke-on-Trent addresses.

We’ve made Overlay Stained Glass for a Prime Minister’s home, for Hollywood film sets, and for well-known singers and billionaires — but the vast majority of our work is for homeowners just like you. We also make other styles of Decorative Glass for Stoke-on-Trent clients, including Bevelled Glass, Etched Glass, and Fused Glass.
See your glass before we create it!

Our Free Client Pages Design Service
Every order includes free access to our Client Pages design service. Within a few days of ordering, we’ll send you a computer-generated proof showing exactly how your chosen design will look, built to your own glass sizes and colours. You can request as many changes as you like at this stage — a different border, an adjusted colour, a resized element — until you’re completely happy. Production only begins once you’ve approved the final drawing.

Image above created using Minster Glass.
How Stoke on Trent Overlay Stained Glass Is Made
There’s a real energy-efficiency advantage to our modern technique over traditional stained glass. Since the whole design is built by hand onto one continuous sheet of toughened safety glass, there simply aren’t any joints left for cold air to find its way through.
Pilkington K Glass is also available on request, and it’s now a building regulations requirement for new window and door installations across Stoke-on-Trent and the rest of the UK.

Durability and security matter just as much as the design itself. By manufacturing with toughened or laminated safety glass, we produce panels built to last.
In the past, homeowners paid thousands of pounds for traditional leaded glass, only to find small coloured sections cracking within weeks — something that simply doesn’t happen with Overlay Stained Glass.

Our process
By hand, we work lead strips onto a solid sheet of toughened safety glass, forming an uncoloured outline of the chosen design. Turning the glass over, the colour work then begins — each piece of stained glass overlay colour cut precisely to shape and fitted between the leaded lines.
Matching lead strips are applied to the reverse once the coloured side is complete, mirroring the pattern exactly on both faces. What results is a fully leaded, fully coloured panel — made entirely by hand, start to finish.

We offer a range of different lead finishes, which you can see in our Leaded Glass section.
Planning to have Overlay Stained Glass or any other decorative glass made for your Stoke-on-Trent home or business? Get in touch today for an accurate quote and turnaround time.
Browse Our Leaded Glass Galleries
Our website holds one of the largest collections of decorative glass patterns anywhere. Browse hundreds of Leaded Glass designs in our main gallery, organised into themed collections and by door style, to help you find the perfect pattern — or simply for inspiration to create your own. Visit the Main Gallery to explore what’s possible.
We supply Stained Glass to Stoke-On-Trent and these surrounding areas…
Crewe – Stafford – Uttoxeter – Macclesfield – Cannock – Telford – Lichfield – Sale – Wolverhampton – Derby – Stretford – Walsall – Warrington – Chester – Shrewsbury – Manchester – Salford – Tamworth – Sutton Coldfield – Chesterfield – Ellesmere Port – Dudley – Oldham – St Helens – Birmingham – Stourbridge – Sheffield – Liverpool – Bolton – Wigan – Rochdale – Mansfield – Nottingham – Birkenhead – Kidderminster – Loughborough – Rotherham – Solihull – Nuneaton – Huddersfield
