Since 1974 · Mill Valley, CA | 8,000+ Windows Placed | 4 Design Eras, 1840–1940
Specializing in Stained & Beveled Glass Windows
Authentic Victorian, Arts & Crafts, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco stained & beveled glass windows — sourced, restored, and authenticated for collectors and period homes.
Victorian Era Beveled Glass Window 1900s
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE
VICTORIAN · c. 1885
26″ x 41.5″ $2,975
ARTS & CRAFTS · c. 1895
19.25″ x 32.25″ $360
ART NOUVEAU · c. 1900
25.75″ x 35.25″ $695
ART DECO · c. 1915 – 1925
11.5″ X 24″ (each panel) $865 for pair
WHAT WE DO
Careful repair and re-leading that preserves original glass and craftsmanship.
Provenance research and appraisal, including high-end pieces such as Tiffany glass.
We locate specific styles, sizes, or periods for a particular room or project.
Planning support from selection through professional installation.
EXPLORED BY ERA
1850–1915
Victorian
1875–1920
Arts & Crafts
1895–1913
Art Nouveau
1914–1940
Art Deco
Victorian Combination C. 1895
22.5” X 34.5” $1150
OUR STORY
Since 1974, Julie and David Vezmar have specialized exclusively in authentic antique stained and beveled glass windows — never reproductions. What began as a passion for preserving American architectural glass has grown into one of the country’s most trusted sources for collectors, designers, and homeowners restoring period properties.
Every piece is represented honestly: its age, origin, and condition disclosed up front, so you know exactly what you’re bringing into your home.
CLIENT NOTES
Howard and I are delighted with our new beveled windows. It was so good to work with you; you made it easy for us. Everything worked just as you said it would.
When our custom home was designed four years ago, we wanted to incorporate a window as a focal point in our kitchen. We thank the owners of Age of Elegance for their guidance in our selection and their ability to accommodate our needs from across the country.
Even after several years the windows have never lost their “Wow!” factor. We think of them not just as architectural features, but as jewelry for the home. Your knowledge, experience and aesthetic sense are valuable resources for anyone interested in stained glass.