Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches


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Makers Marks by Ward & Hughes

Ward and Hughes: Thomas Ward (1808-70) was a Yorkshireman who in c1836 became a partner of James Henry Nixon (1802-57). Henry Hughes (1822-83) became Ward's partner, and the firm became Ward and Hughes in 1861. Hughes brought a more accurately mediaeval style to the renamed company, thereby assuring its continued success. Henry Hughes (1822-83) initially trained as a glassmaker under Thomas Ward's first partner John Henry Nixon and was later an assistant of T Willement. After Hughes's death in 1883, a relation, Thomas Figgis Curtis (1845-1924) took over firm as Curtis, Ward & Hughes.

6 Windows, listed in Church Order

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Window Location Church Date Craftsmen
Link to image of this Window East St Peter in Chalfont St Peter 1883 Ward & Hughes
Link to image of this Window Nave S St Mary Magdalene in Flaunden 1892 Ward & Hughes
Link to image of this Window East St Mary Magdalene in Great Hampden 1898 Ward & Hughes
Link to image of this Window Chancel N (W) St Mary Magdalene in Great Hampden 1898 Ward & Hughes
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Link to image of this Window N chapel E St Peter in Loudwater (HW) 1921 Ward & Hughes
Link to image of this Window East St Mary & St Nicholas in Saunderton 1888 Ward & Hughes
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Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches

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