Etched Glass Sunrise – Rugby
Hi Duncan, below is your drawing of your provided pattern shown in your glass sizes. The whole glass will be Stippolyte glass with the grey […]
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Overlay Stained Glass Coastal Scenes – Eastbourne
Hi Ben, here are your drawings for the fanlight and borrowed light requested. the dashed line is the visible area so please ignore everything beyond […]
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Leaded Glass Dunstanburgh Castle – Reading
Hi Malcolm, here is our drawing of the Dunstanburgh Castle scene created using your photo is the inspiration. Due to the fact that your glass […]
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Leaded Glass Landscape Sunrise – Brighton
Hello Julie, below is your drawing to show how your finished panel will look. As requested, we removed the detail (bridge, gazebo, trees) from the […]
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Stained Glass Countryside Landscape Door – Surrey
In 2014, we created a pair of Overlay Stained Glass panels based on our landscape countryside Good Morning pattern. This was a split glazed smaller adaptation of […]
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Leaded Glass African Elephants – Ipswich
Hello Ian, below is our drawing based on the photo of the elephants you sent to us. The dashed line shows the visible area once […]
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Stained Glass Landscapes – Winchester
Throughout 2018 and 2019, we had a client in Winchester order three Overlay Stained Glass door panels. All three of the designs were created from […]
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Overlay Stained Glass Lake Scene – Winchester
Hello Rebecca, below is our drawing of your overlay stained glass landscape panel. As always, the dashed line shows the visible area and the glass will be […]
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Leaded Glass Winchester Landscape
Hello Rebecca, below is your drawing created from the photos and drawings you sent. We will use the best colours we can source when actually […]
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Overlay Stained Glass Sailing Boat – Winchester
Hello Rebecca, below is the drawing you requested shown in your glass sizes. The dashed line shows the visible area and this now seems fine […]
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