Glass for Old Windows and New Projects
Uses Include: Historic window restoration & repair – New window manufacturing including tempered and insulated glass units – Leaded glass panels – Antique furniture restoration – Cabinet glazing – Period lighting fixtures – Old picture and print framing – and many more. . .
Get a Sample Box
The best way to see which type of our glass is best for your application, is to see it in person.
Four Types to Choose From
Check out the four types of Old Style Window glass we produce, and the best type for your application.
Get a Free Quote
Tell us the quantities and sizes you need and we can produce a quote for you with shipping included.
Who Uses Old Style Window Glass?
The National Park Service uses Old Style Window Glass for many historical restorations and at the Historic Preservation Training Center located in Frederick Maryland. You can see our glass installed at:
• Abraham Lincoln's home in Springfield, Illinois
• Arlington House, Arlington Cemetery Virginia
• George Washington's Mt Vernon Estate, Virginia
• Appomattox Court House, Virginia
• Roosevelt Campobello International Park, New Brunswick, Canada
 | Many members of the Window Preservation Alliance including: • Window Woman of New England, Amesbury, Maine • Austin Historical, Orlando, Florida • Willamette Window Restoration, Eugene, Oregon • Plum Alley Windowcraft, Houston, Texas • NOLA Wood Windows, New Orleans, Louisiana • Cooper Historical Windows, North Stonington, Connecticut • Kronenberger and Sons, Middleton, Connecticut • Old House Specialists, Montgomery, Alabama • Second Century Homes, Baltimore, Maryland |
 | Baltimore area businesses including: • McLain Wiesand, Furnishings and Decorative Arts | • Anything Wood & Metal |
