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Fully Beveled
Each piece of glass is hand beveled then assembled with lead, zinc or brass came to
make a panel.
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Beveled & Textured
Some of the pieces are fully beveled and others are textured (flat) glass such as
antique or seedy glass.
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Flat Textured
Textured glass such as antique, seedy, or reed glass that is not beveled but is still
assembled to together with lead came.
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Stained glass
Flat glass but colored in a variety of hues with some variations of textures.
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Sandblasted
Three techniques: frosted, shadowing, and carving. Frosted refers to a simple
stencil of a design on the glass; shadowing creates a 3-D effect by shadowing the edges
of the design; carving created the most elegant 3-D design by carving different depths
into the glass.
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Insulated
Dual or triple glazed. In most cases triple glazed is chosen which "sandwiches" the
leaded glass panel between 2 sheets of tempered glass to provide insulation and strength.
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