Restover® (Light) restoration glass matches buildings with the Fourcault and Colburn processes. This glass is still widely seen throughout America.
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Restover® Plus: Historic Glass For Turn of the Century Buildings and Homes
Restover® Plus is a Fourcault process glass that very closely matches the distortion of latter stage mouth-blown glass. While lacking the air bubbles and pitting common in this era, from more than five feet away it is virtually indistinguishable. It has a slight ream and is 2.95mm thick. Fantastic Glass for Major Restoration Projects Restover®… Read more »
Goetheglas: Restoration Drawn Glass For Historic Buildings
Goetheglas is a gorgeous Fourcault process drawn glass manufactured in Germany.
P1 Restoration Mouth-blown Wavy Glass For Historic 1800s Era Buildings
P1 glass is a mouth-blown cylinder glass made in Europe today.
P3 Restoration Mouth-blown Wavy Glass for Historic 1700s-Era Buildings
1700s Crown Glass is the gorgeous handmade mouth-blown glass found in structures remaining that predate the late 1700s.
P2 Restoration Mouth-blown Wavy Glass for Historic Windows and Furniture: Late 1700s to Mid 1800s
P2 is mouthblown, handmade, and hand cut to match perfectly with your latter stage Crown Glass.
What is Restoration Glass?
Restoration glass is glass produced to mirror the look of antique glass.
Old Wavy Glass Window Panes in America
Early manufacture of glass involved single sheets of glass manufactured by a craftsman by blowing through a tube. Generally the further back in history you go, the wavier the glass is.
Frequently Asked Questions About Antique Wavy Glass and Today’s Restoration Glass
Get answers to your burning questions on restoration glass.
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