Table-Cathedral-Glass
Table-Cathedral-Glass is not a sheet glass produced by means of mouth-blowing. To the contrary, it comes into existence through the pouring of molten glass onto a table top of special design, then rolling and flattening under a cylinder. The name is a compound consisting of „table”, an essential part of the production machinery, and „cathedral”, referring to the window glazing of medieval churches. Apart from the blowing of glass the rolling out of the molten glass is the second traditional method of sheet glass production.
Table-Cathedral-Glass is not a sheet glass produced by means of mouth-blowing. To the contrary, it comes into existence through the pouring of molten glass onto a table top of special design, then rolling and flattening under a cylinder. The name is a compound consisting of „table”, an essential part of the production machinery, and „cathedral”, referring to the window glazing of medieval churches. Apart from the blowing of glass the rolling out of the molten glass is the second traditional method of sheet glass production.
The front surface of the Table-Cathedral-Glass is different from that of the back surface: The fire-polished front has a smooth and slightly grooved texture whereas the back (table-side) is structured by a hammered pattern. Occasional irregularities spread over the surface of this handmade glass are certainly a sign of their genuineness.
Original Lamberts-Table-Cathedral-Glasses have the same fine quality as all our other products. As a matter of fact originality, brilliance and texture of these glasses can only be achieved by expert craftsmanship deeply rooted in tradition.
Production
The molten glass is ladled from the pot, poured onto a special steel table and rolled flat under a cylinder. The structure of the sheet cannot be entirely attributed to the table or the cylinder.
The typical surface of Original Lamberts-Table-Cathedral-Glass results from a difference in temperature between the molten glass and the steel table as well as the consistency of the glass itself.
Technique and colours
The standard size of the sheets is 60x88 cm. They are approx. 3 mm thick and may also be ordered in special sizes up to 88x180 cm. Thanks to a special annealing process, Lamberts-Table-Cathedral-Glass has excellent cutting properties and can be easily processed.
The traditional colours are bright tints and clear. A special single colour production is possible. Our extensive collection of samples is comprised of 30 standard colours.
These are the standard colors of the table cathedral glass. Other colors according to your request are feasible within the scope of custom production.
The exact color representation depends on the monitor. Therefore, these color samples only give an approximate impression. Before placing an order, we recommend requesting a glass sample.
TK 1xx price-code 500
TK 1526xx price-code 501
TK 1695xx price-code 501
TK 33xx price-code 501
TK 35xx price-code 501
TK 39xx price-code 500
TK 43xx price-code 501
TK 65xx price-code 501
TK 68xx price-code 501
TK 70xx price-code 501
TK 74xx price-code 501
TK 84xx price-code 501
TK 193xx price-code 501
TK 2657xx price-code 501
TK 2130xx price-code 501
TK 320xx price-code 501
TK 1154xx price-code 501
TK 3614xx price-code 501
TK 328xx price-code 501
TK 3660F price-code 501
TK 902xx price-code 501
TK 905xx price-code 501
TK 1462xx price-code 501
TK 1381xx price-code 501
TK 975xh price-code 502
TK 913F price-code 502
TK 708xx price-code 501
TK 2443xx price-code 501
TK 1975xx price-code 501
TK 2360F price-code 503
Fields of application
These glasses are generally used for the restoration of windows in churches of different styles, including those of the Art Nouveau period, during which time Table-Cathedral- Glass was the primary glass for domes and windows, glass doors and conservatories.
These restorations are carried out in strict accordance with the original.
Hotel Waldhaus Sils (luxury SPA) | Switzerland
Private home | Germany
Stained glass, using hand casted Table Cathedral glass, private home
Artist: Christiane Mergner, Berlin-Glas
www.berlin-glas.de
Berluti Store, Milan, Italy
Our Lady of Lourdes Chapel, Filinvest City, Alambang, Philippines
Artist: Helen Whittaker
This project was commissioned by Filinvest, Philippines. The design effort was led by Japan based architect Hiroshi Nakamura. The windows were designed by Helen Whittaker, Creative Director of Barley Studio, UK, and constructed and installed by Kraut Art Glass, Philippines, using Lamberts table cathedral glass.
Here you can see a short video, which should give you a better idea of the character of these glasses:
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TK 1xx white -
TK 70xx yellow
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