Antique 5-Panel Wood Door with Frame – Right-Hand Swing

Description :
This salvaged 5-panel wood door comes complete with its original frame, hardware, and a strong vertical layout that brings a classic architectural statement to any restoration project. One side reveals a rich wood grain finish with natural wear, while the opposite is painted a soft pale pink, offering a versatile design opportunity for both raw and painted aesthetics. Sized for a 2x4 wall frame, this piece has not been modified for hinges or latches post-salvage, preserving its vintage authenticity. The door is labeled as right-hand swing and shows use-appropriate wear and patina, ideal for reuse or upcycling.
Era:
Early 20th Century (approx. 1910s–1930s)

Style:
American Craftsman / Utilitarian Colonial Revival

Technique:
Solid wood construction, mortise joinery, machine-planed panels

Tools Used:
Likely constructed using jointers, planers, mortisers, hand chisels, and mechanical lathes

History:
Doors like this were commonly installed in institutional buildings and homes of the early 1900s—especially in schoolhouses or service corridors.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown (style is consistent with regional Midwest millwork circa 1920s)

Measurements:
19" W x 83 ¾" T x 1 ⅜" D

Suggested Weight:
Approximately 45–55 lbs

Item Number : P13538

Category : Panel Door

Brand : UK