Eastender Restoration | Showcases | Frank Thompson

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Vase This door is made as an interior door using Antique Cypress. The glass work consists of custom beveling, Casimir Antique glass and fused glass. The leaves are fused onto the vase itself. tho-079		Sunset This door is made of Antique Cypress and designed as an interior door. Casimir Antique glass, which has vibrant colors, was used. tho-077


“Let There Be Light” Made of Honduran Mahogany and beveled glass that bursts out of ordinary lines, this door has the ability to refract light in brilliant prismatic colors. tho-041		The Magnolia Garden This door is made of Antique Cypress and has fused magnolia flowers, leaves, stems, and seed pods. The background has seventy custom bevels and the whole door is put together with copper came. tho-050


Cypress This is a true divided light door built of Antique Cypress. The glass is fused into the kiln. It has a hand rubbed oil finish. tho-065		Seeds This door is built of Antique Cypress and has custom beveling, textured glass, dragon tears, and rondels in it. tho-075


Lotus This door is an example of what can be done with some antique cypress and some imagination in glass concepts. The glass is custom beveled, painted and fired. tho-069


Nash This door unit is cypress and the glass is beveled with clear textures. tho-071		Shaheen This door is cypress and the glass is beveled clear. tho-076


Sonnier This is an abstract front entryway. The background glass is irridized Baroque. The door unit is mahogany. tho-057		Rappaport An arched mahogany door unit with brilliant bevels and textured glass. A zenlike motif is portrayed by the circular pattern in the center. tho-074


Woodhatch This door unit is eighteen feet tall. It is built of mahogany and the upper transom consists of custom straight line beveling.The beveled panels in the door and sidelights are antique. tho-059		Fuselier Built out of Honduran Mahogany, this door unit is sixteen feet tall. The glass is clear beveled and textured. Although there is no color in the glass, the prismatic effect in the sunlight is very brilliant. tho-049


Genia’s Door This is a fine example of prairie style. This door is built of Antique Cypress and has a clear urethane finish.The glass is lightly textured with bevels and slight amount of color. This door has a simple, yet classy appearance. tho-067		Turpin This New Orleans style door is built out of Antique Cypress. The glass is beveled. The transom has rondels, amber beveled jewels, and brilliant colored glass. tho-058


Diamond This entryway is built out of Honduran Mahogany. The beveled glass pattern is a French Diamond pattern. tho-043		Duplichan This door unit is built out of Cypress. The irridized borders produce a prismatic effect that enhances the beveled glass. tho-044


McCall This door unit has a contemporary design with simple lines. The center circle is beveled glass. The wood is Red Oak with provincial stain. tho-051		McCandles This door is built of Honduran Mahogany. The center glass panels are beveled clusters and the textured glass is Baroque and Waterglass. tho-052


Richert This is a fine example of the richness of varnished Honduran Mahogany. tho-055		French Door This is a french door interior unit built out of Honduran Mahogany. tho-047


Neri The woodwork on this door is mahogany and was built to match an existing brick arch. tho-054		Landry This door is built of Antique Cypress. There is no type of finish on it allowing it to weather naturally. tho-068


Cox tho-063		Artisans Gallery tho-066


Mills This door is built out of Antique Pine. The glass is all beveled except for the obscure borders. tho-053		Fused Magnolia This door unit is built out of Antique Cypress. The background is beveled blue chip glass. tho-048


Elliptical This is a corner elliptical door unit built out of Honduran Mahogany. It has clear straight line beveling. tho-045		Oceana Door The glass in this door is irridized and uses a copper patina on the lead. tho-072


Babcock This double door unit is built out of cypress and goes out onto a sun porch. The glass is beveled and uses “seedy” glass for the background and the transom. tho-060		Freda’s Door This is an example of glass work that ignores traditional lines. The wood is Red Oak. There are glass jewels in the design that sparkle in the sunlight. tho-046


Craftsman tho-064		Babcock Door tho-061


The Martins’ Door This is a brand new door in Antique Cypress that is made to look old. The glass is clear beveled and textured with the owners ranch brand fused into the center. tho-070		Screen Door This door is built from slabs left over from sawmill cuttings of pine trees. The door varies in thickness up to three inches and as a result is very heavy. tho-056


Camper Door An Antique Cypress beveled glass door. tho-062		Double Door An elliptical double door unit in Antique Cypress. tho-073


Tiffany This is a reproduction of a window created by Louis Comfot Tiffany. tho-037		Trinity This is a simple style of window made of Caimir Antique glass. The custom beveling adds a prismatic effect. tho-040

Screen This is a room divider screen made of mahogany. The glass is the Baroque pattern and the beveling is a traditional New Orleans style pattern. tho-033		Grapes The owner of this cabinet wanted the glass to look like an old English castle. It is a combination of both lead came and copper foil. The wood species is pecan. tho-021


Sonier These stained glass windows are made using the copper foil method. tho-035		Susan’s Door This is the interior view of a door unit with lots of bevels and clear textures. tho-014


These panels are part of a set of twelve created for the Catholic Student Center at McNeese State University.


St. Albert the Great St. Albert (1206-1280) is the patron of scientists, philosophers, and students. tho-002		St. Jerome St. Jerome (345-419) is the patron of Scripture scholars, librarians and students. tho-023


St. Matthew St. Matthew is the patron saint of bankers, accountants, tax-gatherers, and security guards. tho-026		Sir Thomas More Sir Thomas More is the patron of lawyers. tho-027


St. Cecilia St. Cecilia, 2nd century, is the patron of music. tho-006		St. Maria Goretti St. Maria Goretti is the patron of youth and teenage girls. tho-019


Our Lady of Good Counsel This portrayal of the Blessed Mother shows the infant Jesus looking into her eyes for understanding and compassion. Hand blown antique glass was used to create a richly colored image. tho-018


These panels are a set of eight panels created for a Baptist Chapel in Greensboro, Alabama.


“Behold” The windows are simple in their portrayals of the life of Jesus. tho-005		The Nativity This is a simple depiction of when Christ was born. tho-028


Children Jesus said, “Let the children come unto me, do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” tho-008		Shepherd This is the depiction of Christ as the True Shepherd. tho-034


Garden Here is a classic depiction of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane. tho-015		Cross This panel depicts the crucifixion. St. John looks at the pain and suffering of the Blessed Mary and Mary Magdelene. tho-009


Resurrection A simple depiction of the resurrection. tho-031		Knock This panel shows Jesus knocking at a door. tho-025


These panels represent the Stations of The Cross. They were made for Fatima Chapel in Lake Charles, LA.


10th Station This panel is a depiction showing Jesus stripped of His garments. tho-016		11th Station Depiction of Christ being nailed to the Cross. tho-010


12th Station Depiction of Jesus dying on the cross. He is presented here with St. John, Mary Madeline, and the Blessed Mother. tho-011		13th Station A close up view of the panel where Jesus is taken down from the cross; His mother Mary and Mary Magdeline. tho-001

14th Station This panel is a depiction of Jesus being laid in the tomb. tho-038


Ave Maria This simple panel shows the Mystical Rose. It is framed in a mahogany frame and hung on the inside of a clear church window. tho-004		Jesus This stained glass panel portrays Jesus and the children. It is installed in a private residence in Lake Charles, LA. tho-024


Gethsemane This simple window is framed in a mahogany frame and hung on the inside of a clear window. The face and hands are painted and fired. tho-017		Our Lady of Guadeloupe This stained glass panel is a painted and fired protrayal of the miraculous image on the garment of Juan Diego in Mexico. This panel was made for a private chapel in Augusta, Georgia. tho-020


Our Lady of Perpetual Help A painted and fired window, this is a view of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. tho-030		St. Anne This panel depicts St. Anne with the virgin Mary. tho-036


Alpha and Omega This panel is built of slab glass. The glass chunks are broken with a chipping hammer and cemented with epoxy. It gives the effect of faceted light. tho-003		Holy City This panel represents the eternal city that we are on a journey to get to. tho-022


Dove of Peace This panel is located in the peak of Holy Spirit Chapel in Prairie Rhonde, LA. tho-013		Santus This stained glass is installed as a skylight above the Tabernacle in the Adoration Chapel at Our Lady Queen of Heaven Catholic Church in Lake Charles, LA. It is a painted and fired panel. tho-032




Transom This is a unique stained glass piece made of rondels and jeweled amber bevels. tho-039		Dolphins This is a bathroom window. It is installed on the inside of a fixed glass for protection. tho-012


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