Windows whose designers or manufacturers have been identified
- Mary Slessor window in the McManus, Dundee, by William Aikman
- Oratory window (Annunciation and Nativity scenes), attributed to Mary Ashlin
- Window at Scalby by Robert Anning Bell
- St Peter, Scenes after Pentecost by James Clark & Eaton, at St Peter's, Bournemouth
- Saint Paul Preaching at Athens by William Collins
- Chapel Window (The Presentation), St Saviour's, Walton Place, Knightsbridge, by Cox and Son
- Library Window [“In the best books great men talk to us”] by Alexander Gasgoyne
- East Window ("Te Deum"), St Saviour's, Walton Place, Knightsbridge, by the Rev. Edward Geldart
- St Gregory, St Catherine and St Alban, All Saints, Leek, by Gerald Horsley
- Windows in St Michael and All Angels, Ladbroke Grove (including one signed by Jones & Willis, Ltd.)
- Christ Healing the Blind by Franz Meyer
- Design for the V&A by Francis Wollaston Thomas Moody
- The Ascension, St Alban's, Acton Green, London, by William Morris & Co. (Westminster)
- Heraldic window by William Peckitt and others at Ripon Cathedral
- St Alban and angels, Royal Holloway College Chapel, by James Eadie Reid
- Sing we merrily unto the Lord by Ellen Mary Rope
- Womanhood by Douglas Strachan
- St Martin slaying the dragon over the City of London by Martin Travers
- Soldier, Holy Trinity, Northwood, by Leonard Walker
Windows by unknown designers or manufacturers
- Domestic Victorian and Edwardian Stained Glass (2 dozen examples)
- Intreat me not to leave thee. Whither thou goest I will go
- Feeding the Hungry, Visiting the Sick, St Peter's, Staines
- Preparing the Bath
- Windows in the Booth Museum of Natural History, Brighton
- Christ in Majesty, Holy Trinity Church, LLandudno
- Geometric and Floral window, Holy Trinity Church, Llandudno, N. Wales
- East windows (pair) at St Andrew's, Stockwell Green, London
Last modified 24 June 2026