A lot of times, people will come into Stained Glass Express, purchase materials and it continues to be an ongoing cycle. The problem is, we never get to see the work that is being done. Stained Glass Express became what it is today because it is operated by people who love stained glass. We LOVE to see finished product and we are proud and appreciate your business.
Pat Claus sent us a picture of a piece she is working on. She hopes to put it in our annual "Just for Fun" stained glass contest in April.
Beth Gardner sent us a picture of a Celtic Knot made for her sisters new home!
Pat Pray sent us a work in progress photo. She is starting to mosaic bottles, which is being made for a Sugarloaf Mountain business.
We appreciate everyone who submitted picture!
If you would like to have your work featured on our blog, just e-mail soo@opglass.com. It will also be on our Facebook page as well.
Thank you,
SGE
PANEL C 1908
For those of you who read this blog consistently, you know I am a fan of the Morse Museum. The Morse is in the college town of Winter Park, Fl. They have an extensive collection of Tiffany art work.
This is part of the collection that was feature in this month’s newsletter. The panel was originally the center piece of a 10-panel window designed for the landing of a massive marble staircase in the Pittsburg home Of Richard B. Mellon. The panel was divided up when the 60-room house was demolished in 1940.
The piece is done totally in opalescent glass. It must have been a remarkable sight at the top of the equally remarkable marble staircase.
