There’s only 10 days left ’till Christmas and we’re very glad to report we are still busy here at Coriander Stained Glass.  We’ve got a few projects we’d like to share with you today, after an evening of wrapping presents!

Victorian Stained Glass Project

Here are a few snaps from a Victorian Stained Glass project we have recently completed.

This piece has several features identifiable of the Victorian era, including the ruby red inner border and the beautiful central features of the two robins, hand painted by our in house artist Margaret.

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The door ready for the stained glass to be fitted.

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The new stained glass lead light being soldered.

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Our signwriter Lee from Brushstokes adding a house name to a toplight

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The finished piece in place.

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If you’re thinking about a Victorian Stained Glass lead light for your home, take a look at our stained glass portfolio for more ideas and inspiration.

And our last picture to share with you today is this stained glass panel that we recently repaired using textured glass and a complimentary colour scheme of blues and greens.

That’s it for today!

We recently shared with you on Facebook some of our crafty Christmas handy work.  We’d love to hear from you with any pictures you have of presents you’ve made or festive activities you’ll be getting up to in the run up to Christmas.

On our Christmas wish list of things to do we’d like to head over to the Winter Wonder Land in Hyde Park and the Christmas Market along the South Bank.

If you’ve got any suggestions about where we should go please let us know via Facebook or Twitter, we’d love to hear from you!