Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches

Windows by Jones & Willis - Maker

Birmingham company, established around 1847, who manufactured church furnishings. Jones & Willis were one of the biggest firms of this kind in the latter part of the nineteenth century. They also opened premises in Liverpool and in London. Jones & Willis began to supply stained glass from about 1880, and some of their work in the 1920s and 30s was designed by the architect F.E. Howard, a pupil of Ninian Comper.

9 Windows, listed in Church Order

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Window	Location	Church	Date	Craftsmen
	Chancel S	St Andrew in Great Linford (MK)	1901	Jones & Willis
	N Transept N	St Peter & Paul in Great Missenden	1914	Jones & Willis
	Nave S (2E)	Holy Trinity in Lane End	1911	Jones & Willis
	N aisle N (E)	St Mary the Virgin in North Marston	1916	Jones & Willis
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	East	St Mary in Radnage	1922	Jones & Willis
	Chancel S (E)	St Mary in Radnage	1939	Jones & Willis
	N transept N	St Peter & Paul in Stokenchurch	1919	Jones & Willis
	N Transept E	St Peter & Paul in Stokenchurch	†1916	Jones & Willis
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	Nave S(E3)	St Peter in Tyringham	1907	Jones & Willis

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Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches