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.
More Lamps that I have known…
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We added a taut wire leash to complete the scene
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Curved glass in a copper foil lamp
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I repair and reinforce many lamps that come apart at the crown
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An elegant lamp base
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Not quite the same as the preceding lamp
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The illuminated version of the preceding lamp
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With glass nuggets and agates- from the 70’s? 80’s?
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Detail of the previous lamp
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Reinforcement is often a twisted wire soldered the height of the lamp, including on to the crown
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Sometimes it is simply broken pieces of glass
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A detail from the previous lamp, showing ‘torn” pot metal
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