… but I hope you enjoy looking at what customers have done with salvaged window panels I have rescued and sent to them. Although I believe original leaded lights should be maintained within the original properties I am pleased that they can at least be reused in the following ways.
2021
Mimi’s breakfast nook in CA, USA. (R957)
Matthew’s internal wall partition – ON, Canada. (R1080e)
Paul’s mancave in Uxbridge, UK. (R970b)
Other end of Paul’s mancave. (R1025c)
2020
Kev – Kirkcaldy, Scotland (B1095)
BEFORE (S1031c)
AFTER. Chris – Silsden, West Yorkshire, UK.
Chris found these from my fragments page. “Please find attached a pic of what happened to the 2 broken sections I purchased. My first attempt at fixing a stained glass window. It didn’t need to be perfect as it’s between 2 internal rooms. Thanks Chris.” I rescued these from the door of a house in Tufnell Park, London dated 1890.Li’s patio/sunroom – Oregan, USA (R1018b). Li found these from my 650mm length max page.
“Hi Richard, Probably 4 years ago I came over and bought some glass from you for our little garden house. I knew I would be a long time sending you pictures I promised. The roof is a green roof, those 6 pack plugs which the garden centre plants come in, filled with compost, fitted into the roof frame and covered in gravel once planted, in it’s 3rd year. More or less put the roof on and filled the sides afterwards. Anyway, now finished, a lovely space and a great use for windows. Best wishes for your continued success and many thanks for providing the raw materials for our ‘Glass House’ great for having coffee in the fresh air on especially on colder days.” Graham – Oxfordshire.
BEFORE (B968)
AFTER. Chris’ private bar at his home in Rustington, West Sussex, UK
Krystyna – Illinois, USA.
Louis – Tennessee, USA. (R1016i)
Louis – Tennessee, USA (R1017c)
Estzer – Barnet, UK (R1017b)
BEFORE (S1014a)
AFTER. Janet – Wigan, Lancashire.
BEFORE (R766l),
AFTER. Mark – Hayling Island.
Sue – Cornwall, UK (R872)
Sue found these from my 1 metre vertical category. “We bought 3 windows. We live in an old mill in Cornwall and wanted go get some natural light into an upstairs bathroom with a sloping ceiling. The windows face out into a hall and stairwell. As you can see, the outside still needs finishing and painting, an ongoing project. “
Steven – Germany (R990)
Rosanne – Medford, MA, USA (B926)
Rosanne – Medford, MA, USA (R955)
2019
BEFORE (R761a)
AFTER. Mike – Suffolk, UK.
Door (R873a) before I sent to Beth in Georgia, USA.
After… stipped and repainted. Incidentally Beth had the floor tiles made based on the door design!
Here’s set R931 which I sent to Tara in Virginia, USA …
… and here’s what she did!
Stuart’s summer house – Putney, UK.
internal side (R618)
Carla – North Carolina, USA.
What I like about the above photo is the contrast between new and old. Carla has mounted the window sashes exactly as I sent them – she has not repainted the frames. She also chose an art deco design which I think suits the linear arrangement of everything in the room.
Ulrike – Germany (R904a)
Doors rescued from a house near Stoke-on-Trent. Now in Sara’s Highbury East home, London.
Carla – North Carolina, USA. (R867b)
Louis – Tennessee, USA. (R370b)
BEFORE (R264b). This had been a side window to a front door in Salt, East Sussex.
AFTER. Now a unique internal room divider in Florida, USA.
BEFORE. (R246b) From within a bay window of a house in Liverpool.
AFTER. Enjoying a sunny retirement in Florida, USA.
Andrew – Muswell Hill, UK. “everyone is really pleased…fits perfectly”
Louis – Tennessee, USA. (R237)
My bathroom in Harrow, UK.
Louis – Tennessee, USA.
Vance – Ashton-under-Lyne, UK (R607c)
Door R559. BEFORE.
AFTER. Lewis – Thurrock, UK
BEFORE
AFTER. Niamh – Pinner, UK.
2017:
Katrin – Estonia
Thomas – Glasgow, UK
Alison – Crouch End, UK
Georgie’s Victorian verandah – Taunton, UK
Louis – Tennessee, USA
Mary – St Ives Bay, UK
Ash – Lancashire, UK
Patti – Alberta, Canada
Jon – Northampton, UK
Fiona – Borough Green, UK.
Caroline – St Pierre Toirac, France.
Faisal – Kenton, UK
Susie – Chichester, UK. (Old top light panel inserted into a door!)
Jason – Barnet, UK.
Tony – Penzance, UK
Michael – Greenwich, UK
Louis – Tennessee, USA
Yolande – Horndean, UK
Before/After. Jason from Barnet UK fixes panels from my ‘rustic’ collection.
Louis – Tennessee, USA
Dave – near Hastings, UK
2016:
Pansy music, Stuart
Ash – Lancashire
Elisa’s bedside table!
Martin’s man shed
Mary – Ealing
Tom – North Finchley
Erling – Sweeden
Suzy’s summer house in Nottingham.
Ross – Surrey
Sue – Northants
Sarah – Yorkshire
Ash – Lancashire (again!)
Colin from Hitchin “I thought you might be interested to see how I used the piece of leaded stained glass I recently purchased from you. The oak door is original to the house and dates from 1926 and I have removed the top section of the door to let in the leaded light. The hall is now much less gloomy. I attached the stained glass to a frosted glass double glazed panel using bathroom translucent sealant before installing using offcuts from the bit of door I removed and sealant.”
Mike Bennett – Marple Bridge near Stockport
Mike says: “…looking as if it hasn’t been touched for 100 years. And that is a comment from a neighbour. Several people – some strangers have complimented the result.”
Avril – Rugby
BEFORE
AFTER
Tim’s new garden hut in Crystal Palace
BEFORE
AFTER
“I love my beautiful window and Richard was so helpful with measurements, advice and delivery – fantastic service thank you!” Anna – Horley.
BEFORE
AFTER
This window was from somewhere in the north of England and now in a rustic Latino setting! Josias’s home in Brasil, State of Minas Gerais. This is why I love dealing in reclaimed glass – selling to someone in the world who appreciates!
Wow, your salvaged glass pieces are extraordinary beautiful. I can’ wait until I received the piece I ordered this evening. I know exactly where I would like to place it. Love the pics of all the pieces people have found to display them. Love the history of the pieces that have been rescued and where the came from.
I could not resist. Today it snowed in England. It does not do so every year! Glass featured in this photo from left to right: A1206a, A1204d and A1085c.
The great thing about dealing in old stained glass windows is that I can change the view from my lounge window anytime I like. That said, these things tend to hold value so if you get bored with one just sell it on! I have several of this design, with worldwide shipping or collection welcome. […]
I can still ship to the EU! At the moment when you add an item to my checkout you will find that there is no shipping option for you. This is temporary. If there is an item you are interested in please ask me for a shipping price. This photo is of shipments despatched today! As […]
I was recently interviewed by an American podcast, True Tales from Old Houses, where I tell the story of how I got into this business of dealing in old window glass. I also explain the difference between British and American stained glass. If you have been thinking of buying from me you might be interested […]
I have a desire to “flag” this design this weekend! It has sold but I can supply it made new to your required size using my bespoke service. This was made in size of 12″ x 15 3/4″ (303mm x 401mm). The following photos demonstrate the craft involved in making such a piece. Stage 1 […]
Loved seeing all the ideas
Fantastically inspiring, as Richard suggests!
Wow, your salvaged glass pieces are extraordinary beautiful. I can’ wait until I received the piece I ordered this evening. I know exactly where I would like to place it. Love the pics of all the pieces people have found to display them. Love the history of the pieces that have been rescued and where the came from.