Godstone Glass, Leaded Lights, UPVC Windows doors and Conservatories, South Godstone, Surrey, UK

About Us

Originally established in 1966 as DT Knowles Glass Works, we became Godstone Glass Knowles and Daughter in 1995. We pride ourselves on providing a high quality range of services, not only to the building industry but direct to the public. We supply and install a range of UPVC windows, doors and conservatories, mirrors and picture glass. We also manufacture Square and Diamond Lead Lights and can create Coloured Lead Lights to customer's own designs and ideas.


Sharon at 2 Years	Mr Knowles Westminster Abbey	Mr Knowles 1957

We now offer a service to make real leaded lights into double glazed units which create a triple glazed unit; examples of this procedure can be seen at St Michaels School, Limpsfield, Charlwood Homes, Oakwood Hospital, Maidstone, Berkeley Homes.

We make small Stained Glass Panels from new designs by specialist artists up to the large window designs by Stained Glass artist Mr Alan Younger who sadly passed away in May 2004. Our specialist Lead Light manufacturers can produce Squares, Diamonds and ornamental Lead Lights. We also offer a restoration service due to deterioration over the aging process from whole stained glass church windows to the windows in your home.

Staff Christmas Dinner With his secutary Janet Tibbs

Mr Knowles CBE fixing Lurgashall

Recent History

This window was donated to St Mary's Church Oxted made by Godstone Glass, in Memory of Mrs Sigrid Knowles and family past and present who have worshiped in the church. It shows St Francis preaching to the Birds and is situated by the Baptismal Font.

Mrs Knowles Company Director sadly passed away in July 2001. Wife of Company Director Mr David Knowles CBE. Mrs Sharon Price her daughter now a Company Director made the window which was designed and painted by Mr Alan Younger who sadly passed away in May 2004.

Mr Michael Price son in law, Mr Stephen Pearce and Mr David Knowles CBE installed the window in March 2004. The window was dedicated on Mothering Sunday.