Antique 8-Lite Wood Window Sash

Description : A salvaged antique wood window sash featuring eight divided lites with original aged glass. The window retains its historic wood frame with a naturally weathered finish and visible character marks that reflect years of use. Several panes display the subtle imperfections associated with older glass, making this piece ideal for restoration projects, architectural salvage collections, wall décor, room dividers, greenhouse applications, or custom furniture projects. One muntin rail shows damage and would benefit from repair or stabilization prior to installation.

Era
Early 20th Century, circa 1900–1930.

Style
Farmhouse, Colonial Revival, Architectural Salvage.

Technique
Traditional wood joinery with divided-light sash construction and glazed glass panes.

Tools Used
Table saw, mortise and tenon joinery tools, glazing points, putty knife, hand planes, chisels, and woodworking clamps.

History
Wood sash windows like this were commonly used in American homes and commercial buildings before modern insulated windows became standard. Their divided-light construction provided strength while maximizing natural light.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown. Likely produced by a regional millwork or sash-and-door manufacturer.

Measurements
27 3/4" W x 56 3/4" H x 1 1/8" D

Suggested Weight
18–25 lbs.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
32" W x 61" H x 4" D

Item Number : P16995

Category : Windows

Brand : Unknown. Likely produced by a regional millwork or sash-and-door manufacturer.