Barbara's Transom
Mary's Sailboat
Amanda's Transom
Celia's Transom
Jessica's Transom
Steve's Transom
American stained, beveled and jeweled transom
Leslie's Garden Stained Glass Transom
Victorian Mantle Transom
Arch Transom - circa 1900
Turn of the century house number transom
Turn of the century house number transom
Modern reproduction stained, beveled and jeweled glass transom
Gable Arch Transom
Fleur-di-lis Arch Transom
Victorian Transom - circa 1895
Frank Lloyd Wright inspired transom
American stained and jeweled arched transom window with center floral pattern
Modern Beveled Transom
Judy's Transom 2
Art Nouveau Transom
1900 Transom
1890's Transom
1890's Transom
1890's Transom
1880's Transom
Modern reproduction stained, beveled and jeweled glass transom
Modern reproduction stained, beveled and jeweled glass transom
American rose tree pattern transom
Circa 1890 stained glass and jeweled transom from Pittsburg
American stained, beveled and jeweled transom window
American stained glass transom window
American stained, jeweled and beveled transom
Arched top turn of the century transom from Chicago
American stained, beveled and jeweled transom from the Chicago area
This ornate Americana transom came from an embassy house in Washington D.C.
Matt's Transom
Jean's Sailboat
Steve's Transom
Steve's Transom
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Arch Transoms:
Transom from the First United Methodist Church in Greensboro, Alabama...rebuilt in 1907.
Arch Transom from the First United Methodist Church in Greensboro, Alabama...rebuilt in 1907.
Arch Transom from the First United Methodist Church in Greensboro, Alabama...rebuilt in 1907.
Bobby's Transom
Greg's Transom
Ryan's Transom
Stewart Transom
Judy's Transom
Sharon's Transom
Julianne's Transom
Victorian Arch Transom
Solitary Sailor & Friends
Solitary Sailor
Davenny Transom
Mulaskey Transom
Wolfson Transom
Stained Glass Transom Design Page
DEAN'S STAINED GLASS
Leslie's Garden
This page contains a selection of design ideas that may help in planning your stained glass transom. The transoms below represent many different architectural styles, design elements, and colors. These transoms come from a number of sources and show some of the limitless design possibilities available in stained glass construction. A new design can be created by changing, combining or rearranging the elements from any of these designs. Stained glass is available in thousands of colors and textures. The design possibilities for stained glass transoms are unlimited.
Rectangular Transoms:
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The above images are just a sampling of the many possibilities of stained glass transom design. Email me with your idea .... and let's discuss it.
