Antique Glass Lamp Repairs

Greetings to all stained glass artists, lamp enthusiasts, antique collectors, restoration experts, and glass makers! Is it worth it to bring back the glow to antique and vintage lamps? Today, we delve into the world of Slag Glass Lamp repair and restoration. Our guide covers everything from cleaning these beautiful lamps to panel removal and replacement. We also discuss how to identify and evaluate antique and vintage lamps. #stainedglass #glasscutting #stainedglassart
Slag Glass Lamps have a special place in the hearts of collectors due to their intricate designs, vibrant colors, and historical significance. However, identifying and evaluating these lamps can be a challenging task.
To determine the authenticity and value of a Slag Glass Lamp, you must closely examine its construction, materials, and overall design. Factors such as the quality of the glass and any maker's marks can provide valuable insights into its origin and age.
There are various styles of Slag Glass Lamps, such as Arts and Crafts, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco. Understanding these different styles can help you determine the era in which the lamp was created.
Once you have identified and evaluated your Slag Glass Lamp, it's time to give it the care and attention it deserves. Cleaning these delicate pieces requires a gentle touch and the right tools. We will guide you through the process, ensuring that your lamp regains its original luster without causing any damage.
In some cases, Slag Glass Lamps may have cracked or broken panels. But don't worry; our services offer new bent panels that seamlessly blend with the rest of the lamp.
In this video, we share our knowledge to give you the confidence to restore and repair Slag Glass Lamps like a pro. Whether you are a collector, an enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of these vintage treasures, this video is for you.
So, it's time to grab your tools, put on your restoration hat, and join us as we embark on this exciting Slag Glass Lamp repair and restoration journey. Let's bring these timeless beauties back to
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[@psuedocreatura]

Just got into stained glass work, and myself and my girlfriend just love sitting and watching you guys, what a wonderful wealth of knowledge and so freely given, amazing work.

[@ARTyRV]

Thank you so much. You made our day!

[@googlinstuff8910]

this is fantastic, thank you for sharing your priceless experience. I picked up a huge gramercy park slag lamp from an estate sale for $5, and it had one of its panels broken. Thanks for the tuitiion!

[@ARTyRV]

Wonderful!

[@slynnjacomet8]

Love the history - thank you

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Thank you!

[@edforesman]

Awsome job

[@ARTyRV]

Ed, good morning, sorry we missed you this trip. Thank you for watching.

[@jmheller9268]

Thank you for sharing! It was so interesting. I would love to see the whole process including how to make the mold and slump the glass!!! Thanks again!

[@ARTyRV]

Great suggestion!

[@jeanburgin160]

Wow that was interesting. Unreal the difference.

[@ARTyRV]

Thank you!

[@shassrae215]

Hello again!

[@ARTyRV]

Hello there!

[@GravySocks]

This was fascinating. What metal is typically used in the cast frames for the lamp?

[@ARTyRV]

It’s pot metal, a low melting temp metal alloy

[@EmEide]

Hello! I picked up a lamp that I think is the exact same one that's in the thumbnail of the video. Could you tell me what it's called? Thanks!

[@ARTyRV]

Miller Co slag glass lamp

[@EmEide]

@@ARTyRVthank you! i've been trying to research it some more because i picked it up from a donation store and it's just the lamp shade part. did yall take that picture yourself? i can't find a similar photo online.

[@terrybirmingham4587]

do you make panels for a slag glass lamp shade ? I have a lamp that is missing one panel.

[@ARTyRV]

Yes, we do. That's one of our specialties. If interested, you can go here and send us a message conwayglass.com

[@MICHELLEEVANS33]

Q, How do you repair the pegs if they break?

[@ARTyRV]

You can't

[@MICHELLEEVANS33]

Q, Is that brass came for the designs on the lamps?

[@ARTyRV]

Brass filigree and brass came

[@MICHELLEEVANS33]

Is it safe to use hobby came on a lamp?

[@ARTyRV]

Please watch the video.

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