Frederick Miller Baker (1889-1974) was born in London. He was chief designer for William Morris & Co, (Westminster), before leaving ...
Ballantine of Edinburgh was founded by James Ballantine (1808-77) in 1838 and was one of the leaders in the revival ...
Jean Barillet (1912-97) was the son of Louis Barillet, a key figure in the renewal of French stained glass. He ...
Barley Studio was established by Keith Barley MBE FMGP in 1973, and has an international reputation for excellence in stained ...
Barrowclough & Sanders was a stained glass studio based in Lancaster, Lancashire. Allen Barrowclough (1881-1964), who was born in Althorne, Essex, ...
Jennifer-Jane Bayliss AMGP (b.1949) was born in Reading, however she has lived and worked almost all of her adult life ...
Stevens Competition Winner 2007 & 2010 Fabrizia Bazzo is a self-taught architectural glass artist, who embarked on this new career at ...
Nicholas Bechgaard (b.1948) studied Fine Art at Hornsey College of Art and then spent another four years working in London ...
Alexander Beleschenko (b.1951) is a leading architectural glass artist. After study at a number of art schools, his focus on ...
S. Belham & Co. was a London firm of builders and decorators, founded in 1865 by Stephen Belham (1827-91). Their ...
Joseph Bell of Bristol was founded by Joseph Bell (1810-1895) in 1840 and there is a fine article on Bell’s ...
Reginald Otto Bell (1886-1950) studied at the South Kensington school of Cope and Nichols, before joining the family stained glass ...
Robert Anning Bell RA, RWS (1863-1933) was a British painter, sculptor, designer, illustrator, and teacher. He was born in London ...
Rodney Bender (b.1956) was born in Australia but trained at Swansea, where he is currently a Research Fellow in Glass ...
John Francis Bentley (1839-1902) was born in Doncaster, Yorkshire, and went to London to work in the office of Henry ...
Caroline Margaret Benyon FMGP (1948-2021) attended Hornsey College of Art and served a stained glass apprenticeship under her father Carl ...
Peter Berry studied Architectural Stained Glass at Swansea College of Art. While at the College he entered the Stevens Competition, ...
Sir John Betton (c.1765-1849) came from a family of glaziers based in Shrewsbury since the 17th century, and was making ...
Pippa Blackall (b.1949) was taught by Francis Spear (1902-79). Through his charismatic teaching and support, together with an award from ...
Charles Francis Blakeman (1907-1989) was an accomplished landscape painter and stone carver, as well as a fine stained glass artist. ...
Anthony Blee (1935-2023) was a partner in the practice of the seminal British proponent of modernist/brutalist architecture, Sir Basil Spence. ...
John Blyth (1915-99) studied at the Edinburgh College of Art under Herbert Hendrie, later joining his studio. He went on ...
Christine Bodycombe (1940-1968) was born in South Wales. She studied at the Swansea School of Art and went on to ...
Henry Thomas Bosdet (1856 – 1934) was a Jersey-born artist whose main oeuvre of over thirty stained glass windows can ...
