Antique 3-Panel Half Lite Wood Entry Door with Original Hardware

Description : This salvaged solid wood entry door features a classic three-panel design with a large upper glass lite, making it ideal for historic home restoration or architectural salvage projects. The door retains its original mortise lock, thumb-turn latch, key escutcheon, and butt hinges. It has an older red painted finish on one side and a weathered stained wood finish on the other, with visible wear, scratches, and paint loss that reflect its age and authentic character. The glass appears intact and lightly obscured from age and dust. A great candidate for restoration or reuse in period homes, studios, or decorative applications.

Era
Early to Mid-20th Century (circa 1910–1940)

Style
Traditional / Craftsman / Colonial Revival

Technique
Mortise-and-tenon frame-and-panel construction with glazed upper lite and mortised hardware.

Tools Used
Table saw, mortising machine, chisels, hand planes, glazing tools, drill, clamps, paint brush.

History
Half-lite wood doors like this were commonly installed on rear entrances, enclosed porches, and service entries, providing natural light while maintaining privacy and durability.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown.

Measurements
29 7/8" W x 77 1/2" H x 1 3/4" D

Suggested Weight
65–80 lbs.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
33" W x 81" H x 4" D

Music
"Take Me Home, Country Roads" – John Denver

Item Number : P17044

Category : Entry Door

Brand : Unknown