Antique Diamond-Pane Wooden Window Sash with Brass Hardware – 37" x 22" x 1 ¾"

Description :
This antique wooden window sash features elegant diamond-pattern muntins and retains its original brass stay hardware on one side. The frame displays its age beautifully, with remnants of old finish and minor paint wear revealing layers of its long architectural history. The diamond glazing pattern is a hallmark of early Colonial Revival and Tudor design, making this salvaged sash both decorative and historically significant. Whether repurposed as a mirror frame, wall décor, or restored for use in a period home, it’s a striking example of traditional joinery and craftsmanship.

Era
Early 20th century (circa 1910–1930).

Style
Colonial Revival / Tudor.

Technique
Handcrafted mortise-and-tenon wood frame with leaded diamond panes, fitted with brass stay rod and latch hardware.

Tools Used
Hand plane, chisel, glass cutter, glazing putty knife, and brass hardware fasteners.

History
Diamond-pane sashes were popular in early 1900s residential design, adding elegance to libraries, sunrooms, and upper-level windows. These windows were often handmade, symbolizing the craftsmanship of pre-industrial millwork.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown; likely produced by a regional American millwork company or independent craftsman.

Measurements
37" H x 22" W x 1 ¾" D

Suggested Weight
Approximately 12–15 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
42" L x 28" W x 6" H

Music
Folk Acoustic – “Harvest Moon” by Neil Young evokes the warmth and timelessness of this handcrafted architectural relic.

Item Number : P14806

Category : Hinged Window

Brand : UK