antique garden statue
 

My husband recently inherited a copper statue of a woman who is
holding a light. I don't know much about it other than his grandmother
had it and painted it because she felt it was too revealing. (The
statue is in flowing grecian style dress that shows the female form.)
The glass for the light is broken and we do not know what it orignally
looked like. I am trying to find out how to return her to her
original state and would appreciate any assistance in finding out how
to replace the glass.

antique garden statue
 

You can start by calling around to any glass restoration artisans. They usually
do more in the way of restoring stained glass windows and things, but if anyone
would know, it should be them.

Victoria


On 8 Jul 2003 09:13:47 -0700, (Kristen) wrote:

My husband recently inherited a copper statue of a woman who is
holding a light. I don't know much about it other than his grandmother
had it and painted it because she felt it was too revealing. (The
statue is in flowing grecian style dress that shows the female form.)
The glass for the light is broken and we do not know what it orignally
looked like. I am trying to find out how to return her to her
original state and would appreciate any assistance in finding out how
to replace the glass.