Old World Colonial Light RestorationThe Old World Colonial Light Restoration is a light wavy window glass crafted using the blown cylinder method. A glassmaker begins by collecting molten glass on the end of a blowpipe. The glassblower then forces air through the pipe and blows the hot glass into a cylindrical mold. Once formed, this tube of glass is swung by hand in large pits to facilitate elongation. The glass is then placed into a kiln where it is split and reheated to flatness.

This sample set is great for scoping shower doors

The pattern is always cut with the height unless specified otherwise

This design can be printed on additional glass styles

Low-e glass is a type of treated glass that conducts visible light while limiting the passage of heat

one sheet at a time by the heat cast method

Restover and Gothe restoration window glass products display consistent thicknesses and a uniform vertical distortion indicative of its machine-made quality

Hollander Circa 1800™ Colonial light wavy window glass captures the old-world charms of mouth-blown restoration window glass at a fraction of the cost and is perfect for when the need for larger and more consistent sheet sizes excludes the use of mouth blown glass

along with occasional pits creating just the right amount of distortion and making it the perfect window glass choice for any historical restoration project

each sheet will vary in size

and peach with varying opacities

Concentric Cords and reams are resulting characteristics of the spinning process

The printed lead design resembles the real color and texture of leaded glass