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We sell restoration glass (hand made) and glass bullions and roundels, most commonly used in front doors of Victorian houses.

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Some tips for period property renovation

Here we provide some tips about how to avoid some of the pitfalls that are the downfall of many period property renovation projects, the likes of which make for gripping TV viewing, hence the invention of the“ups and downs of building projects” TV genre. There are more tips…

Creating a perfect Victorian colour scheme

Complement patterns with something plain and of the right shade, be that the floor in terms of tiles, carpet or woodstain, or walls or curtains that tie those elements into a harmonious Victorian colour scheme.

A Victorian Dining Room fit for a Christmas Feast

Your Victorian dining room will play a central role on Christmas Day for creating a cosy and elegant atmosphere for your guests. Here are some tips on how to create a Victorian Dining Room fit for a Christmas Feast.

History of glass and mirrors

The history of creating glass goes back to 3500BC in Mesopotamia and the word derives from the latin term Glesum which is believed to have arisen in the Roman glassmaking centre at Trier and to have described a lustrous, transparent substance.

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Restoration and bullion glass

Our traditional glass is cut to the size you require.

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