Rennie Mackintosh 2XG Door Glass – Dumfries
Hi John, below are your two drawings of the chosen designs. The dashed line shows the visible area so ignore everything beyond that line. On […]
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh Vestibule – Annan
Hi Derek & Lorraine, below are 2 options of your chosen Margaret’s Rose design for your vestibule entrance. The glass will be Stippolyte glass as […]
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Mackintosh Renfrew Bevelled Glass – Fife
Hi Gabi, you’ll find a proof below showing how our Charles Rennie Mackintosh inspired Renfrew design has been adapted to fit your glass sizes (810 […]
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Etched Glass Seahorses Oak Leaves Acorns – Glasgow
Hi John, below is your drawing featuring a pair of seahorses from your wedding invites along with an oak leaf and acorn border. The dashed […]
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Overlay Stained Glass Mackintosh Vestibule – Runcorn
Hi Mike, below is a drawing of your vestibule using the standard colours of our Mackintosh Margaret’s Rose design. The glass will be Stippolyte glass […]
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Etched Glass Cherry Blossom – Staffordshire
Hi Maria, below you can see a proof showing our Cherry Blossom design from our Shadows of Nature range in your custom glass sizes. The […]
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Mackintosh Stained Glass Vestibule – Somerset
Hi Laurie, below is a proof showing how the we’ve adapted our Renfrew design to fit your custom glass sizes. We’ve used Stippolyte glass and […]
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Stained Glass Mackintosh Door – Liverpool
Hi Steve, below you can see a proof showing our version of the Mackintosh door panel design you sent through along with the side panels […]
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Pollock – Bevelled Glass Mackintosh Vestibule Door – Paisley
Hello Brenda and George, below is your drawing to show you how the glass would look in your specific glass sizes. The white sections and […]
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Leaded Glass 1930s Vestibule – Nottingham
Hello Chris, below is your drawing showing how our version of your vestibule entrance would look using our materials and Minster Glass. We would use […]
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