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HEATON, BUTLER AND BAYNE
The firm of Heaton, Butler and Bayne were in many ways, as accomplished at the art of Stained Glass as William Morris and Company. One of Victorian England's top glass firms was comprised of these three glass masters, misters Heaton, Butler, and Bayne. Stained glass achieved its greatest moments at the hands of this prolific trio whose talent emerged in 1860 as London's foremost glass design team. Each individual had his own skills; each was the total master of those skills but only together could they rule stained glass -- that culminated in the design and manufacture of the world's greatest stained glass masterpieces. This rare documentary is an explosive chronicle presenting the beginnings of the giant stained glass firm through until its very last days some ninety years later. This window serves as a perfect example of their religious work, which was in the finest churches at all parts of England. 56" x 18 " |
 The A Close Up of this HB&B Piece.  Another view of detail of this work. |
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| Early panel depicting a young woman giving bread
to a small group of people, including a child. Very unusual colors, vibrant and bright, set this window aside from most other work of its period. Wonderful painting of faces and plants, combined with the rich colors combine to make a great effect. |
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ca. 1850-65 |
hbbfirescreen.jpg This is most of a Fire Screen, maker: Headon, Butler and Baynes, London, England ca. 1850-65 |
