Antique Clear Glass Window Sash – Classic Early 20th Century Design

Description :
This set of six salvaged antique clear glass window sashes offers simple elegance with timeless functionality. Each piece features a single clear glass pane framed in solid wood with a dark stained finish, naturally aged to a warm patina. The frames retain their original hardware, including metal lift handles and locks, reflecting their craftsmanship and use in early 20th-century homes. Perfect for reuse in historic restorations, interior partitions, greenhouse projects, or as decorative architectural elements.

Era:
Early 1900s – circa 1910–1930.

Style:
Traditional / Craftsman Era with Plain Glass Panel.

Technique:
Machine-cut clear glass set into mortise-joined wood framing with hand-applied glazing compound.

Tools Used:
Glass scorer, wood plane, putty knife, and hand drill for hardware installation.

History:
Commonly found in early Craftsman and Colonial Revival homes, these sashes exemplify the period’s straightforward design philosophy—practical, durable, and elegantly minimal.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown. Likely a regional millwork or glass company serving early residential construction markets.

Measurements:
28 ½" W x 29 ½" T x 1 ¾" D

Suggested Weight:
Approx. 15–18 lbs each.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
34" W x 36" T x 6" D (each, double-boxed and cushioned for glass).

Item Number : P14874

Category : Other Window

Brand : UK