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Leaded Glass: A Handbook of Techniques
LEADED A HANDBOOK OF TECHNIQUES is an exciting and imaginative guide to the technique of working with leaded glass and will do much to encourage the international interest now being shown in this craft.
This timely book covers traditional techniques as well as more imaginative applications in lamps and lanterns, ceilings, clock faces, mirrors, room dividers, and three dimensional glass sculptures.
Among the topics covered are the history of Tiffany and Art Nouveau glass design, and the present revival; the materials needed to work with glass, lead, copper foil, soldering equipment, techniques of cutting and soldering; and designing and finishing glass. Full instructions show how to make a variety of windows,, lead came lampshades, and copper foil lampshades.
This timely book covers traditional techniques as well as more imaginative applications in lamps and lanterns, ceilings, clock faces, mirrors, room dividers, and three dimensional glass sculptures.
Among the topics covered are the history of Tiffany and Art Nouveau glass design, and the present revival; the materials needed to work with glass, lead, copper foil, soldering equipment, techniques of cutting and soldering; and designing and finishing glass. Full instructions show how to make a variety of windows,, lead came lampshades, and copper foil lampshades.
216 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1975
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