Antique Painted Wood Stair Balustrade Railing Section - 106"

Description : Salvaged antique wood stair balustrade section featuring turned wood balusters with layers of aged white paint and a naturally weathered patina. This architectural salvage piece retains its original character with chipping paint, surface wear, and age-related imperfections that add to its historic appeal. Suitable for restoring period homes, farmhouse interiors, porch renovations, garden accents, or creative furniture and display projects. Its longer length and classic spindle profile make it an excellent source of authentic reclaimed architectural material.

Era
Late 19th Century to Early 20th Century (circa 1890–1920).

Style
Victorian / Colonial Revival Architectural Salvage.

Technique
Lathe-turned solid wood balusters assembled into a mortise-and-tenon railing frame with painted finish.

Tools Used
Wood lathe, chisels, mortising tools, hand saws, planes, and paint brushes.

History
Originally part of a residential staircase or porch railing, this salvaged section preserves original craftsmanship that is increasingly difficult to find. It can be restored or repurposed while maintaining its historic character.

Manufacturer / Maker
Unknown. Likely produced by a regional architectural millwork shop based on its traditional turned spindle design.

Measurements
28" W x 106 1/2" L x 2 1/2" D.

Suggested Weight
Approximately 50–65 lbs.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
110" L x 31" W x 6" H (crate recommended).

Music
"Take Me Home, Country Roads" – John Denver.

Item Number : P17057

Category : Railings

Brand : Unknown. Likely produced by a regional architectural millwork shop based on its traditional turned spindle design.