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Big Ben | Elizabeth Tower

Lamberts stained glass in the clock face of Big Ben.
Big Ben in Elizabeth Tower, London, England. Photo by Ivan Mateev.
Big Ben in the Elizabeth Tower.
Big Ben in Elizabeth Tower, London, England. Photo by Iakov Kalinin.

Project Description

One of the best known buildings in the world is undoubtedly the Elizabeth Tower in London. Housing “Big Ben”, the Elizabeth Tower was built in 1858 and recently underwent a complete restoration. John Reyntiens Glass Studios used approximately 1300 pieces of Lamberts® opaque mouth-blown glass to restore the four clock faces.

Artist: John Reyntiens Glass Studios

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Project Highlights

Location

London, England

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How It’s Made | Mouth-Blown Glass for “Big Ben” Clock Restoration

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