Albert Stained Glass
235 St. Marks Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11238
(646) 727-0059

email brooklynglass@gmail.com



What we do
    Albert Stained Glass repairs and restores old stained glass, designs and makes new stained glass.

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Three Tiffany Studio windows restored by Albert Stained Glass Studio.  They are in the dinning room of a Park Slope, Brooklyn, brownstone, circa 1890.  Much of Brooklyn was built in the late 1800's, the single best period for outstanding American stained glass.

History
   Our first Brooklyn studio was directly under the Brooklyn Bridge. In August 2000, Albert moved the studio to Prospect Heights, near Grand Army Plaza (northern tip of Prospect Park near the Brooklyn Museum and the large Brooklyn Public Library).  The new studio is easy to reach by public transportation.  Click on the "Directions" link on our home page for maps and directions.

Some of the projects Albert has done include:

St. Vincent Ferrer Roman Catholic Church, NYC
869 Lexington Ave.  Restored nine transoms designed and fabricated by Gordon Guthrie and Henry Young and one vent by Charles Connick Studio.
Carnegie Hall, NYC

Restored stage door transom. 1865 landmark building. Visible from 56th Street.
Restored all poster box headers on 7th Avenue and on 56th Street.
Grand Central Station, NYC

Subcontractor for restored bent glass for South-facing clock.
Columbia University, NYC
Dormitory.  628 West 114th St.  Restored two large Victorian bay sidelights.  Attributed to Tiffany.




Koiwa Shion Church, Tokyo, Japan 
Fabricated four large round windows that are mounted in a gothic arch transom over one entrance. We combined traditional leaded glass with fused glass in an origami design.
Our Saviour
(sic) Church, Lagos, Nigeria 
Fabricated six large Biblical scene windows, ten basket weave design windows and three large entrance transoms.
St. George’s Episcopal Church, Brooklyn
800 Marcy Ave.  Restored numerous, multi-light Tiffany Studio stencil painted quarry windows.
Made several new large window groups in the Tiffany style.


Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church, Newark
Designed and fabricated European-style, fully painted window.
St. Columba Roman Catholic Church, Newark
Restored belfry lancets and circular windows in this landmarked church for Apple Restoration of Brooklyn.
Montauk Club, Brooklyn
25 Eighth Ave. Restored 18 transoms and six large double-hung windows. Replaced missing glass by acquiring a special run of Kokomo Opalescent Glass Company’s "N" series amber/green glass. This 1889 Brooklyn landmark was designed by Francis Kimball.
Polytechnic-Woodward School, Brooklyn
First Street and Prospect Park.  Former Herbert Hubert mansion  Restored fifteen Tiffany Studio high-Victorian windows. One is a large curved stair landing window with multi-plates and copper filigree.
Bridge Street AWME Church, Brooklyn
277 Stuyvesant Ave.  Restored 20' figural window and 18 smaller Art Nouveau windows.   Original stained glass studio is unknown but some techniques used indicate a possibly they were made by a Tiffany or Lafarge trained craftsman.

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Netivot Israel Temple, Brooklyn

1617 Ocean Parkway. Designed and fabricated twelve new windows depicting Tribes of Israel. Fused glass technique.
St. Francis of Paolo, Brooklyn

219 Conselyea Street.  Designed and fabricated seven nave windows, each with a painted saint medallion.
Inn at Irving Place, NYC

54-56 Irving Place. Restored skylight. Fabricated four new windows and replicated other windows and lamps.  Fabricated modern style transoms,  door panels and lanterns for Irving on Irving, the Inn's coffee shop.  
Church to apartment conversion, Brooklyn
Degraw & Clinton Streets. Restored eight & replicated eight additional church windows in landmark converted to residence.
Baccus, NYC
1375 First Ave.  Restored 60' transom wrapping entire store. Designed and fabricated new stained glass on the avenue side: restored stained glass on the street side.
Perazzo Funeral Home, NYC
Bleecker St.  Restored large entrance transom changing leaded glass word "Church" to 'Home" and restored other interior stained glass.
St. Thomas the Apostle, Queens
Woodhaven, NY.  Restored fifteen windows of Clement Heaten design.
Residence, Kingspoint, NY
Designed and fabricated 21-foot diameter dome skylight over grand foyer and two sidelights to entrance.
Religious retreat, Newington, CT
Fabricated figural window of The Lady of Guadalupe.

For complete information on any of these or other Albert projects, please email us.