The panels shown here are some that we have done over the years.  Some were commissions and some were done just for fun.  The one in the background is Angela's Garland Window, one of my all time favorites. The "Price of Ivory" below was part of a series I did when we were doing craft shows, the elephant is clear glass, saying that the elephants are gone because of the ivory harvests.

A layered panel of Jerry                   The Price of Ivory

               The Rose Panel                                  Our Front Door

          Panel done for Boots Randolph                           Dogwood Tree Windows in NJ

This was the entrance to our booth when we did craft shows, it was later made into a three panel screen and is now in NY

                  Jeweled Horse Panel                                    Rose Horse Panel

           Jerry's Balloon Lamp                             Pool Table Lamp in Cochranton Home

 These are pictures of pictures, but the lamps are long gone to new owners.              

                          These are carousel lamps that we used to make.

 Fiesta Mexicali, Boradway,NYC                        Fiesta Mexicali Dos, Columbus Ave,NYC

          Entrance detail Mexicali Dos, NYC                           Side Doors, Mexicali Dos, NYC

                      Main Entrance on Columbus Ave., Fiesta Mexicali Dos, NY

                   Bevel Panels in the Executive Offices of Bank One, or what ever it is named now, they seem to change by the week.

Pictures of pictures of windows that I like, one is doors in a home in Meadville, PA, when the light is lit behind them they are spectacular.  The other is part of a "Wisteria" window done from a Tiffany pattern, it ended up in New York City.

This is a panel that was done as a show piece when we were doing craft shows.  The "wrought iron" that is done for the gate has over 800 pieces of black glass to make up the design

This is pictures of pictures but I wanted to show the window, it was done to showcase the plants that are placed on the bow window sill, it was a lily on the bottom with bamboo up the sides, it frames the other window panels and sets off the plants.

 These are pictures of a screen that was also done as a show piece for craft shows, it was a three panel screen with glue chip glass and bevel panels.

This is a double window that was made from an old church window, the gold portion of it, the rest of the panel is new.  The two clear pieces are so they could look out and see who was coming up their lane since they couldn't look out anywhere else and wanted the window for privacy.