#MadisonAve Stained Glass ♪ See the full list here ♪ Toronto, Canada, Baccarat, Emile Gallé, René Lalique, Daum Nancy, Christofle, Metropolitan Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, Christianity, Church, Rose Window, Christmas, Monet, Impressionism, Van Gogh, Frank Lloyd Wright, Kinkade, Louis C. Tiffany, studio, etc. - also recommended for those who like these. Tudor Rose / Tudor Rose Medieval style, church style, floral pattern stained glass. This is a replica by the Glassmasters Company. Made in the USA, made of glass, the frame is made of metal. The flat glass is colored with transparent enamel painting and has an uneven surface. Because it has been fired, the color will not fade over time. It is a handmade product. The original is believed to be by John Nasbaum, the founder of Glassmasters. Mr. Nasbaum was also in charge of many restorations at The Cloisters, a branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art that houses many medieval art pieces. This item is also similar to those, with a medieval feel, and the glass is not completely flat, but has a slightly undulating and bubbly texture. In addition, the surface is generally matte-finished, with a thin frosted appearance. The work is composed of five separate red glass parts surrounding the central circular flower core, and is made by following the traditional stained glass production technique of H-shaped came (lead lines, lead sashes) to hold and connect the glass. It is believed to be from the very early days of the Glassmasters Company, around the late 1970s. Assembling the parts and inserting the came, like the double rim (double frame), required a considerable amount of labor in the process, and it must have been difficult to mass-produce. Also, the use of undulating glass material seems to be limited to very early products. Size: Diameter: 15.5 cm, Thickness: 0.6 cm Glassmasters Company closed in 2005. When held up to the light, it shows a very beautiful color. It has a refined construction and a strong presence and texture. Comes with a chain and hook Also, mainly Louis C. Tiffany, Glassmasters Company stained glass