Pausing to catch up
I am not taking new work at this time. I am dedicated to completing projects I have already taken on.
I expect to begin new projects in the later part of July.
You can still contact me, and July will be here soon enough.
For lamp repair involving curved glass panels, I especially recommend Curren Glass in Illinoiss and Len Daley in Rhode Island, and I have a longer list of folks who have done some such repair work. If you have a copper foil (often called Tiffany style) lamp to be repaired, check your area for someone with the skills. A good place to inquire is your nearest stained glass store that sells supplies.
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Public projects have included libraries, a central bus transit station, several projects for the University of Oregon, a police headquarters, and more.
See an array of projects.
Eugene Public Library presentation drawing
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We do all sorts of lamp repair:
- Replacement of broken glass
- Repair metal that is coming apart and needs strengthening
- Match and replace curved glass panels
I have written a lot about lamp repair, more than you may care to know.
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We have a long history of work on churches and historic buildings.
No job is too small. I like fixing things.
Remember, there’s no R & R in Repair & Restoration… hmm…actually, there is.
Detail: Povey Brothers Window restored at the First United Methodist Church, Eugene, Oregon
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This ancient art form is as alive as ever. Read the mosaics page for more about my own work, links to some organizations, and information about the Mosaic School of Luciana Notturni in Ravenna, Italy.
My rendition from the mosaic school
Original: 5th century mausoleum of Empress Galla Placidia, Ravenna, Italy
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Throughout the ‘80’s, I made wineglasses using the unusual technique of lustre-painting. These were sold in craft galleries in the U.S. I ended production in December, 1989.
"Stripes and Bubbles"
Photo: George Filgate Photography
