SOLD (but can be remade with similar glass in your size!)
Please send me your size and quote the code you like.
R1110a. SOLD
R170. SET SOLD
R722. SOLD
R871. SET SOLD
R796. SOLD
R638a. SOLD
R618. SOLD
R638c. SOLD
R596. SOLD
R738. SET SOLD
R931. SET SOLD
R647b. SOLD
R654b. SET SOLD
R654d. SOLD
R511a. SET SOLD.
R511b. SET SOLD.
R513. SOLD
R590. SET SOLD. Total 15
R554. SOLD
R517b. SOLD
R136. SOLD
R527b. SOLD.
R522. SOLD.
R506a. SOLD.
R468. SOLD
R098. SOLD. £50 each. Releaded edges.
R012d. SOLD. £55 for the pair.
R413a. SOLD. £27.
P0003. SOLD. £25
R270c. SOLD. £55
R315. SOLD. £60
R248. £25. SOLD
R031. SOLD
R012F. SOLD
R012a. SOLD
R012b. SOLD
R511c. SOLD
R001a. SOLD
R177b. SOLD
R177a. SOLD
R123. Restored frame. £60. SOLD
P002. SOLD
R030. SOLD
R024. SOLD
R048i . SOLD
R048ii. SOLD
R163d. SOLD
P0012. SOLD
P0021. SOLD
P0067. SOLD
P0011. SOLD
R406. SOLD
R566. SOLD
R303. SOLD
R584c. SOLD
R612. SOLD
R676f. SOLD
R676g. SOLD
R676h. SOLD
R676i. SOLD
R638e. SET SOLD
R655. SOLD
R767i. SET SOLD.
R613. SOLD
R814. SOLD
B758. SET SOLD
R575b. SOLD
R574. SET SOLD.
R563a. SOLD
R258. SOLD
R523b. SOLD
R867a. SOLD
R139. SOLD
R847b. SOLD
R761a. SET SOLD
R867b. SOLD
R045. £95. SOLD
R723. SOLD
R861b. SOLD
R861c. SOLD
R769. SOLD
R874d. SET SOLD
R932d. SOLD
R932g. SOLD.
R932e. SOLD
R932b. SOLD
R526a. SOLD
R856a. SOLD
R932b. SOLD
External side.
R847b. SOLD
R848c. SET SOLD
R848a. SET SOLD
R881a. SOLD
R830. PAIR SOLD.
R943a. SET SOLD.
R287d. SOLD
R886b. SOLD
R943. SOLD
R673. SOLD.
R861a. SET SOLD
R1003a. SOLD
R946. SET SOLD
R1003d. SOLD
R1009b. SOLD
R695. SOLD
R711. SOLD
R989i. SOLD. Rescued from a house in Liverpool.
R789. SET SOLD
R1003b. SOLD
R988a. SOLD
R954a. SOLD
R881d. SOLD
R638d. SOLD
R1016k. SOLD
R872a. SOLD
R989h. SOLD
R892a. SOLD
R1103. SOLD
R1108a. SOLD
R460b. SOLD
R761e. SOLD.
A1225b. SOLD
A1194c. SOLD
A1244. SOLD
A1265d. SOLD
A1295t. SOLD
A1206a. SOLD
BESPOKE IDEAS
Still can’t find the right art deco panel? How about having one made to your size? R102b is an example of a set I had made for a previous customer utilising parts from old panels which were falling apart.
BEFORE
As you can see in the first photo some reclaimed panels fall apart when removed from rotten frames as the cement has dried out being up to 90 years old. The glass is no longer manufactured – I am determined to utilise all parts! Michael from Greenwich said “These are wonderful, they transformed our house”. I tend to agree:
Note how well the panel complements Michael’s black kitchen units – an example of how elegant leaded light panels can work without colour. This design is relatively easy to reproduce should you want me to have it made to your size using similar (new) glass.
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