Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches

Makers Marks by G E R Smith

Gerald Edward Roberts Smith (1883-1959) - Stained glass designer. Born in Dorset and educated at Chester Arts School. Smith joined A. K. Nicholson's studio in 1906, and succeeded Nicholson in 1937 on his death, and ran the company as A. K. Nicholson Studios until his death in 1959. He was an early member of the British Society of Master Glass Painters, and Chairman from 1958-59. He had trained under Edward Frampton (1850-1929) who had himself trained with Clayton & Bell. There is a memorial window to GER Smith, one of his own designs, in All Saints, Chalfont St. Peter, where Gerald Smith worshipped for many years, donated by his wife, friends and fellow craftsmen.

12 Windows, listed in Date Order

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Window	Location	Church	Date	Craftsmen
	Nave N (E)	Holy Trinity in Penn	1917	G E R Smith
	Chancel S (E)	St John the Baptist in Little Missenden	1937	G E R Smith
	Chancel S (C)	St John the Baptist in Little Missenden	1937	G E R Smith
	Chancel S (W)	St John the Baptist in Little Missenden	1937	G E R Smith
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	S aisle W	St John the Baptist in Little Missenden	1938	G E R Smith
	S aisle S (C)	St John the Baptist in Little Missenden	1939	G E R Smith
	N aisle N (C)	St Laurence in Winslow	1939	G E R Smith
	N chapel S	St John the Baptist in Little Missenden	1940	G E R Smith
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	N chapel N	St John the Baptist in Little Missenden	1941	G E R Smith
	West	St John the Baptist in Little Missenden	1947	G E R Smith
	S aisle S (W)	St Peter & Paul in Great Missenden	1948 dedication amended 1962	G E R Smith
	S aisle S (E)	St Margaret in Iver Heath	1950	G E R Smith

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Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches