Antique Divided Light Dutch Stable Door with Original Hardware

Description : Early 20th century Dutch stable-style exterior door featuring a divided-light upper sash with intact glass panes and a lower crossbuck panel design. This heavily weathered salvaged door retains its original rustic character with layered peeling paint, exposed wood grain, oxidized strap hinges, sliding bolt hardware, and an original spring chain mechanism. The contrasting painted surfaces—aged gray-green on one side and distressed white on the reverse—highlight decades of use and natural wear. Its farmhouse proportions and authentic patina make it ideal for restoration projects, garden structures, interior architectural installations, or decorative display applications. All glass panes remain intact.

Era
Early 20th Century

Style
Farmhouse / Rustic Industrial / Agricultural Salvage

Technique
Mortise-and-tenon wood joinery with divided-light glazing and hand-applied painted finish

Tools Used
Table saw, hand planes, chisels, glazing tools, paint brushes, forge-cut hardware tools, woodworking clamps

History
Dutch and stable doors were commonly used in barns, utility buildings, and rural homes to allow airflow and visibility while keeping animals or children contained. Original examples with surviving hardware and intact glazing are increasingly sought after for adaptive reuse and farmhouse-inspired interiors.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker unknown. Likely produced by a regional millwork or agricultural building supplier.

Measurements
46 1/2" W x 95 3/4" H x 2 1/2" D

Suggested Weight
140 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
101" x 52" x 8"

Music
Americana Folk / “Harvest Moon” by Neil Young

Item Number : P16841

Category : Doors

Brand : Maker unknown. Likely produced by a regional millwork or agricultural building supplier.