Restoration Glass Sample Box

See the difference between three distinct eras of historic glass before selecting the right profile for your project.

The Liberty Restoration Glass Sample Box includes one 12" × 12" sample each of our 1840s, 1880s, and 1920s Restoration Glass, allowing you to compare the movement, optical distortion, and overall visual character of each era side by side.

Our three profiles represent progressively different levels of historic character—from the pronounced movement of the 1840s profile to the more restrained appearance of the 1920s. Viewing the samples in person makes it easier to determine which glass best complements the age, architecture, and restoration requirements of your project.

The samples are especially useful for architects, preservation consultants, historic property owners, contractors, and millwork shops evaluating glass for restoration or reproduction work. They can also be used for project presentations, client approvals, and historic design review.

Included in the Sample Box

• 1840s Restoration Glass — 12" × 12"
  Pronounced movement and optical distortion for an unmistakable early historic character.
• 1880s Restoration Glass — 12" × 12"
  Balanced waviness and distortion that provides period character with greater visual clarity.
• 1920s Restoration Glass — 12" × 12"
  Subtle movement and gentle optical character suited to later historic architecture and projects requiring a quieter restoration appearance.

Specifications

Quantity: 3 glass samples
Sample size: 12" × 12" each
Glass thickness: 3 mm nominal
Profiles included: 1840s, 1880s, and 1920s

Once you've selected the appropriate era, Liberty Restoration Glass is available custom cut to your specified dimensions or as full 36" × 84" sheets.