Stained Glass and Leadlight for Tamworth,

I have good clients in Tamworth, approximately a 2 hour drive from Inverell. A recent Stained Glass commission was a very interesting one, as the client requested a design incorporating square beveled glass. It was a very large panel almost 3 metres wide and approximately 80 cm high. Once installed, it married beautifully with the design of the building. As it is an unusual design, which I particularly like, I currently use an image of it as the header for my Website.

Another Stained Glass commission completed for a Tamworth client was the magnificent Stained Glass Eagle panel. I experimented with considerable painting and firing of the glass to show as much detail as possible.

And, of course, there is the lovely Blue Wren Stained Glass panel made for another of my Tamworth clients.

Stained Glass & Leadlight in Bingara

A country town just an easy hour's drive south from Inverell, any travel within an hour and a half to inspect or quote on Stained Glass work is completely free of charge to the client. My Bingara clients have had many varied requests to me for their Stained Glass needs, from restoration of antique cabinet Leadlight doors, Stained Glass Art Deco kitchen cupboard doors, a set of casement windows to match others in the property, no doubt the client will recognise !

As well as restoring and also making new Stained Glass windows, I also restore and or design and manufacture new Ecclesiastical and Memorial windows. After inspecting the Church building and submitting my quote at no cost to the client, my design was approved and I went ahead and manufactured this ecclesiastical memorial window for St Johns Anglican Church at the corner of Finch and Frazer Streets in Bingara.

"You can see more examples of my stained glass and headlight work in "My Portfolio"

Armidale, a city with so many gorgeous Stained Glass windows!

My Armidale clients have had either new commission or restoration project completed by me since I opened my first Stained Glass studio opposite Hannas Arcade in 1990. I remember designing and making many of the stained Glass windows in what used to be known as "The Pink Pub" and I believe it will now be known by it's original name "The Armidale Hotel".

A repair a few years ago to the magnificent stained glass window in Hannas Arcade required due to some local lads playing football in the Arcade.

One of my clients whom commissioned me in 1992 approached me very recently with another commission for his recently renovated property, requesting two Mondrian style Stained Glass side panels for his entry area, the finished panels I designed complemented the entry area perfectly.