Cheshire Stained Glass

Cheshire Stained Glass

Easter Studios
170 Dialstone Lane
Stockport
Cheshire

Cheshire Stained Glass are specialists in the conservation of Victorian, Edwardian and Arts & Crafts glass.

We design and manufacture all types of bespoke stained glass & leaded windows, using a range of techniques, in traditional or contemporary styles. Through Cheshire Stained Glass, leaded lights are restored and encapsulated into triple glazed units and old windows are repaired and given new life. We are also specialists in church window restoration, having worked on such projects as Toft Church in Knutsford as well as the World Heritage Designated Gorton Monastery.

Some of our high profile clients include Buxton Opera House, Granada Television [the studio glass set for University Challenge & the Rovers Return], St. Stephens Tavern, Westminster, London [a Grade 2 listed building restoration project for English Heritage and the Parliamentary Works Directorate, the glass decoration being to the exact original detail of 1860], Toft Church, Knutsford [contemporary stained glass windows, commissioned to celebrate the Millennium] and The Portico Library, Manchester.

However, we're not just about high profile clients. We are passionate about restoration projects in our locality - from a cracked fanlight to full casement window repair, we have the skills and expertise to restore your glass back to its original state.

Contact us for a no-obligation consultation for any stained glass works you require.


Cheshire Stained Glass in brief: the uk's foremost stained glass specialists • conservation of stained glass • victorian, edwardian and arts & crafts glass • manufacturers of bespoke stained glass • traditional stained glass • contemporary stained glass • clients include buxton opera house, granada tv, gorton monastery, portico library, st stephen's tavern westminster • designers of bespoke stained glass & leaded windows • restoration of leaded lights • old windows and doors repaired • specialists in church window restoration