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I can answer questions concerning design,fabrication, repair, restoration,and instillation of stained glass windows. I know about the history and technique of stained glass. Former member of the restoration committee of The Stained Glass Association of America.
I have over 36 years experience in the stained glass field. I have done craft shows, managed a stained glass retail store, taught classes, was a studio foreman and have had my own studio for over 16 years.Former restoration committee member of the Stained Glass Association of America. Founding member of The American Glass Guild.
Stained Glass Association of America
The British Society of Master Glass Painters
New York Landmarks Conservancy
Association for Preservation Technology International
American Institute foe Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works
American Glass Guild
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Pricing antiques is out of my area of expertise. However the dome and windows do NOT look like Tiffany to me. First I would try and locate some paperwork to substantiate the Tiffany claim. Then contact
I make about 3.5 gallons of putty at a time. I use 80 oz of oil and 21 one pound coffee cans of whiting (about 40 pounds). One tablespoon of color. The whiting is about a 3 to 1 ratio. You add the oil
If all the windows are like the photo, they could have been made by any studio in the United States. They are nice, but nothing special. I can not give you an exact date (guess 1900-1940), but the glass
I've looked at all 3 photos. Still don't know the artist. But, I would say these are from 1980. I am basing this on the type of glass used,machine made bevels and it appears that the windows were made
I have no idea who this person is. But if the windows are signed 1880 or 1980 and the house is 1885 then these are not original to the house. Research who lived in the house in 1980 and see if they installed
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