Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches

Windows by Lavers & Westlake - Maker

A company which had five different names over 70 years, with changes of partners. In 1855 Nathaniel Wood Lavers (1828-1911) established the company Lavers in Southampton Street London. In 1858 Francis Philip Barraud (1824-1900) moved from James Powell & Sons, becoming a partner in 1858 to form Lavers & Barraud. 10 years later Nathaniel Westlake (1833-1921) became a partner, having designed for the firm since 1858. The company was re-named Lavers, Barraud & Westlake. After the death of Barraud in 1900 the firm was known as Lavers, Westlake and Co, although Westlake had been the sole proprietor since 1880. After 1909 the company became N H J Westlake, London, moving to Maida Vale in 1917, and closing in the 1920s.

12 Windows, listed in Church Order

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Window	Location	Church	Date	Craftsmen
	S aisle W	St Lawrence in Bradwell, Old (MK)	†1921	Lavers & Westlake
	East	St Leonard in Foscott	Unknown	Lavers & Westlake
	Nave S (E)	St Michael in Horsenden	1902	Lavers & Westlake
	Nave S (W)	St Michael in Horsenden	1902	Lavers & Westlake
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	East	St Peter in Ilmer	after 1909	Lavers & Westlake
	S wall S (E)	St Mary & Giles in Stony Stratford (MK)	1896	Lavers & Westlake
	S wall S (C)	St Mary & Giles in Stony Stratford (MK)	1896	Lavers & Westlake
	S wall S (W)	St Mary & Giles in Stony Stratford (MK)	1896	Lavers & Westlake
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	N wall N (W)	St Mary & Giles in Stony Stratford (MK)	1896	Lavers & Westlake
	N wall N (C)	St Mary & Giles in Stony Stratford (MK)	1896	Lavers & Westlake
	N wall N (E)	St Mary & Giles in Stony Stratford (MK)	1896	Lavers & Westlake
	East	Holy Trinity in Wolverton, Old (MK)	1888	Lavers & Westlake

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Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches