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  Tiffany-style Mother Holding Child Window Panel US$ 118.99 Tiffany-style Mother Holding Child Window Panel Pike and Bass Stained Glass Window US$ 284.99 Pike and Bass decorative window showcases colorful fish designs Stained glass window is a sportsman's dream Accent piece is perfect for a den or game room Tiffany-style Peacock Window Panel US$ 106.99 Dress up your decor with this stunning Tiffany-style window panel. Rich colors of red, blue, pink and purple capture a beautiful peacock motif on this window accent. Tiffany-style Birds Window Panel US$ 107.99 Dress up your decor with this stunning Tiffany-style window panel. Rich colors of blue, purple, red and green capture a beautiful bird motif on this window accent. Tiffany-style Birds Window Panel US$ 104.99 Dress up your decor with this stunning Tiffany-style window panel. Rich colors of red, purple, pink, amber and green filter warm light into your home.

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• Stained Glass and Colored Glass

  “The coloring of stained glass being produced in the furnace, it is not possible to apply the colors known to the artist who works with the brush. Every color is a chemical compound, and in the intense heat of glass-making all commonly known colors would disappear or change into undesired hues.
  
  Therefore the glass-maker who wishes to produce a red, for example, has no such simple resource as that of mixing red pigment into the batch. The coloring materials required for his use are substances that look quite unlike any color that he hopes finally to get; they are chemicals which under fierce heat will break up, rearrange themselves in new combinations, and thus develop into color.”