Our experience and our restored works prove the high level of our craftsmanship. In our workshop, the restoration of stained glass windows is one of the aspects in which it is most reflected. We attach great importance to documentation and to making use of restoration techniques, the mastery of painting with enamels and grisailles, assembly, etc. We also have a large stock of “vintage” glass at our disposal.
We have restored many Modernist, “Noucentist”, as well as neogothic buildings, both public and private. As evidence, we cite the following historical patrimony restorations:
Before restoration
After restoration
After restoration
Va ser dissenyat a l’any 1889 per l’arquitecte Josep Domènech i Estapà. Per bé que la decoració i els acabats, d’estil modernista, foren obra de Lluís Domenech i Montaner.
A l’any 2006 varem tindre l’oportunitat de restaurar part dels vitralls que vesteixen les obertures del palau.
In 1983 we restored the leadlights from the main stair and from the galleries of the main floor and second floor.
Main stair.
Leadlights before and after resotration.
Main floor.
We worked on most leadlight of the interior gallery except for the door to the courtyard.
Segundo piso.
We restored the central leadlight, and some others to a lesser degree.
The stained-glass windows and the gallery of the Can Borrell Manor (Castellar del Vallès) are from the reform that was realized in 1912 by the architect Juli Batllevell.
In 1989 we restored them.
We show you images of the gallery and the restoration.
Images of the restoration of one of the sets (Lower and upper pieces) that dress the openings of the gallery.
The sequences of this work.
Posted by L'Art del Vitrall on divendres, 8 / abril / 2016
In December 2015 we carried out works of conservation in a skylight.
In these two photos you can see the skylight nowadays.
We restord this skylight in 1986.
In this report we show you how did we find the panels and how they were once restored.
Restoration of the stained glass works of the east corridor of the noble plant.
Year 2008.
Fifteen openings, with a total of 821 glasses, 14 glasses of half cane that cover the columns and 13 red tears on the top.
-Previous studies and restoration project.
-Photos of the state of the glass, of the “mastic” and of the metallic structure.
-Set up the workshop at the work,
-research of the glasses for the restoration ( Germany, Italy, United States, China and Spain),
-cut of the absent glass, unsuitable or very damaged originals,
-take out very carefully all the old “mastic”,
-place the new pieces of glass,
-do with new “mastic” the inner and outside cords,
-in depth cleaning of all the glasses.
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Half cane glasses that cover the stone columns.
-Withdraw the glasses removing the “mastic” with extreme care.
-Reproduce the broken or non-existent glasses.
-Cleaning of these glasses.
-Protect both borders with lead bands.
-Return into place.
Thirteen red tears at the top.
-Withdraw the existent tears.
-Restore and redo the absent.
-Return into place.
Restoration finished
Several inner and external views
Stained glass restoration
Alcove’s leadlight’s state before restoration.
Stained glass works, restored and returned to their origin.
Resoring the old pieces with new lead. Some of the glasses were missing or broken.