Paint, glass and varnish manufacturers, first established in 1788 in Bristol. John Hall & Son subcontracted painted panels to other glass painters, including Joseph Bell in the 1840s, before his own studio became successful. John Hall & Son also opened an office in London. The business was acquired by Berger, Jenson and Nicholson Ltd in 1948, although the stained glass studio continued in existence into the 1980s.
Among their designers was Frank Baldwin, who was perhaps their chief designer immediately after the war at the London offices. He was moved to work at the Bristol office in 1961, but died a few years later (information kindly supplied by Jennifer Clark).
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| The Supper at Emmaus and Christ Feeding the Multitude firm/studio: John Hall & Sons about 1916 Church of St Peblig, Caernarfon, Gwynedd south wall of the chancel | |
| The Good Samaritan firm/studio: John Hall & Sons about 1928 Church of St Peter, Llandevaud, Newport north wall of the nave | |
| St Paul firm/studio: John Hall & Sons 1929 Capel Pantdefaid, Pren-gwyn, Ceredigion wall behind the pulpit | |
| Myfi yw y Bugail Da (I am the Good Shepherd) firm/studio: John Hall & Sons 1933 New Siloh, Landore, Swansea front wall, upper floor | |
| Myfi yw Goleuni y Byd (I am the Light of the World) firm/studio: John Hall & Sons 1933 New Siloh, Landore, Swansea front wall, upper floor | |
| The Holy Family firm/studio: John Hall & Sons 1936 Mount Pleasant Congregational Church, Pontypool, Torfaen (liturgical) south wall |
Joyce Little, Stained Glass Marks and Monograms (London: National Association of Decorative and Fine Art Societies, 2002), p. 61.
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