Stained Glass Windows & Decorative Glass Panels
Stained glass is one of the most striking and traditional forms of decorative glazing, and at Knowsley Art Glass we offer a wide range of handcrafted options to suit period homes, modern properties, restorations and bespoke commissions.
From classic stained glass windows and glass roundels to fired enamel panels, brilliant cut designs and etched or flashed glass, each piece is created with care, precision and an expert understanding of traditional glassmaking techniques.
Whether you’re restoring original features or creating something completely new, our stained-glass collections provide colour, character and craftsmanship for every style of project.
Stained Glass & Leadlights: Examples of Our Work
Browse examples of our stained glass and leadlight work for doors, windows, fanlights and skylights. Featuring traditional leaded designs, bevelled glass, brilliant cut work and restorations.
Hand-Painted & Fired Enamel Stained Glass Roundels
Explore hand-painted kiln-fired roundels for bespoke artwork, or choose fired enamel roundels for a cost-effective option with many design choices. Both are kiln-fired for lasting detail.
Fired Enamel Glass- Cost Effective Stained Glass Alternative
A cost-effective alternative to stained glass, with silk-screened designs fired onto a single toughenable pane. Limited designs, but adhesive lead can enhance the look for a classic style.
Brilliant Cut Glass
Crafted using traditional wheel-cutting to create crisp, polished patterns. Ideal for period doors, windows and feature panels, and can be combined with leadlight or stained glass work.
Flashed Coloured Glass
Made by fusing a coloured layer onto clear glass. Can be etched, sandblasted or cut for detailed effects. Perfect for heritage projects, restorations and bespoke stained glass panels.
Glass for Period & Listed Properties
Traditional glazing for period homes and listed buildings, including Victorian and Edwardian styles. Options range from patterned glass to bespoke stained and etched designs for authentic restoration.
How to Tell the Difference between stained glass & Plastic film
How to Measure your Glass
Creating Templates for Shaped Glass