Acme Studios • 15 Orsman Road London N1 5RA • t/f + 44 (0)20 7729 8718 johnreyntiens@mac.com • www.johnreyntiens.com

Ecclesiastical

John Reyntiens made his first stained glass window when he was nine years old. He set up Reyntiens Glass Studio in 1996 and it has been running for nearly 20 years. John started the company with the stained glass restoration for Windsor Castle after the great fire. Since then he has worked with a wide variety of user groups on projects ranging from large-scale windows such as the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee gift at the Houses of Parliament, to little beads for Versace. John trained in fine and decorative arts. He brings a combination of established techniques and new technologies to new projects as well as to restoration and conservation work. His team use hand-blown antique glass, acid etching, kiln-forming, staining, painting and gilding to create unique pieces of artwork. Technologies such as silk-screen and lamination have opened up a broader marketplace for architectural glass, facilitating exciting new possibilities for the medium. The company is dedicated to giving a reliable service, we timetable what we do and always allow a certain contingency, so we always produced work on time and to budget.

Candles of Life

The Queen’s Bishop Michael Ashley Mann’s Memorial Window Farmington Church, Gloucestershire, 2014, 3m2

Acme Studios • 15 Orsman Road London N1 5RA • t/f + 44 (0)20 7729 8718 johnreyntiens@mac.com • www.johnreyntiens.com

William Wilberforce Memorial Window St. Paul’s Church, Mill Hill, London, 2012, 8m2

Jubilee Window St. Paul’s Church, Mill Hill, London, 2012, 8m2

‘6 Days of Creation’ St. Michael’s Church, South Petherton, Somerset, 2009, 3m2

The Old Ilminsterians Association Old Boys Memorial Window St. Mary’s Church, Ilminster, Somerset, 2007, 5m2