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19th March 2021, 01:09 PM #1
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1800's Stained Glass Window Frames
I met Chris in a Brisbane antique store while i was there on business and he asked me if i would be interested in having a look at tidying up a couple of window frames the came from a building in England which he had imported.
I went and had a look today and while not out of my skill range i simply do not have the space or time for this scale of project so i came here in the hope that one of you Brisbanites may consider taking the job on. The stained glass panels have been removed and sent off for refurbishment and the frames need a lot of TLC with strengthening joints and re glueing. There is layer upon layer of finish on them and when i explained the process that i would go through to remove he conceded that they would be best left as is.
The windows will be used for an inside display so just need to be stabilised so they can be moved. If anyone is interested please pm me and i'll put you in touch with Chris.
They are roughly 2000 H x 1600W
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