
Mouth-Blown Restoration Window Glass
Contractors, homeowners and DIY enthusiasts can order cut-to-size, ready-to-install Restoration Glass® for the expert detailing of antique and reproduction buildings, homes, kitchen cabinets, …
Bendheim Restoration Glass® Product Catalog
Full Restoration Glass® Starting at $26.23 /sq. ft. The world's finest mouth-blown window glass. Replicates antique window glass of the 17th and 18th centuries. Approx. 1/8" (3 mm) …
About Restoration Window Glass - Bendheim Restoration Glass®
From its aesthetics to its manufacture and tradition, Restoration Glass® closely reproduces the cylinder antique window glass of the 17th through early 20th centuries. It is the architect and …
Light Restoration Glass®
The world’s finest mouth-blown window glass, found in landmark historic restorations, including The White House, Mount Vernon and Monticello. It is an excellent match for glass found in …
Full Restoration Glass®
Its slight wavy appearance, occasional small bubble, and subtle surface imperfections make it the architect and designer's first choice for replacement of broken or missing antique window …
Full Restoration Glass® - Cut to Size
Restoration Glass® is mouth-blown in the original cylinder method, and as such exhibits artisanal features including air bubbles, striations, chafe marks, reams, and the occasional large bubble …
History of Antique Window Glass - Restoration Glass
Cylinder Glass and Crown Glass are two types of authentic, mouth-blown antique window glass typically found in historical structures in the United States. Both types employ a blowpipe to …
Frequently Asked Questions - Bendheim Restoration Glass®
Our Restoration Glass® is laminated to 1/8" window glass with Uvekol®, a crystal-clear resin interlayer. Laminated Restoration Glass® provides safety and helps block the transmission of …
How Restoration Glass® Is Made
See how mouth-blown Full Restoration Glass® is made at the famous Glashütte Lamberts factory in Bavaria, Germany.
How to Install - Bendheim Restoration Glass®
Please follow the steps below to replace broken window glass with our Restoration Glass®. The instructional video featuring the restoration of Martha Stewart's 1805 farmhouse window will …