Author: Nathan Sherriff

4 releaded and repaired trefoil windows re fitted with satin black powder coated ferrementa to the Grade I listed St Mary’s Church.  

The Brief Steve Sherriff stained glass specialists recently undertook a stained glass encapsulation project at a property at Alum Chine Beach, Bournemouth. Due to our passion and 30 years of experience in stained glass, this was an exciting project for our team – especially being right on the beautiful Dorset coastline! Getting to Work Our … Read More

14 curved double glazed units fitted to a ground floor bay window at this private home. The aim was to maintain the original features of this period property. Applying  our lead work to the top fan lights in the same pattern as the original we were able to achieve this.  

The Brief A beautiful period family home got in touch with leaded windows specialist Steve Sherriff as they wanted their leaded windows replaced. They contacted us to enquire about our double-glazed solutions to prevent heat-loss through the window. With 30 years of experience in manufacturing and fitting conservation grade double glazing, we were confident our … Read More

The Brief Wappingthorn Manor recently got in touch with leaded windows and stained glass specialists at Steve Sherriff to enquire about some new leaded glass windows. The manor’s original leaded windows had not been touched since 1920’s when it underwent a large extension to the East wing. So, it was definitely time for some maintenance. … Read More

10 Refurbished metal opening casements finished in RAL 7040 powder coat along with 13 new leaded lights fitted as part of a 3 phase project.

Cleaning 9 painted stained and leaded glass panels in situ after the completed refurbishment and conversion to the Manor House by Colmar Construction.

Encapsulated Stained and Leaded glass door panels fitted along with two resized and refurbished satin white metal frames.  A complete re lead was need to these panels along with widening the rebates to each metal frame to take the newly encapsulated triple glazed units.

All Saints Church of Milford on Sea panel having its final clean on the light bench. Painted and fused stained glass disciplines were used in the making of this panel.