Someone I know bought a stained glass window that was salvaged from some house. I think it was cut right out of the casing as it still had the three sides of the sash attached.

One clear section was broken and the red diamond was cracked and looking shabby.

Time to disassemble

I didn’t take photos of the reassembly. I cut and fit the glass and resoldered. I added a zinc edge and some wire hooks so it can be hung

Add some patina in a bottle, and clean it thoroughly, but not so much it loses its charm, and we’re good to go!
