Antique Wooden Louvered Shutters – 34 ½" x 18 ½" x 1"

Description :
This pair of antique louvered shutters is crafted from solid wood and finished in a rich, time-worn red paint with traces of earlier layers visible beneath. Each shutter features fixed louvers on the upper section and a raised panel below, a classic design often seen in late 19th- to early 20th-century American homes. The wood shows natural wear, light chipping, and aged surface texture—hallmarks of authentic salvaged architectural pieces. Perfect for restoration, decorative wall use, or repurposing into custom furniture and art installations, these shutters bring warmth and character to any setting.

Era
Late 19th to early 20th century.

Style
Colonial Revival / Farmhouse / Cottage.

Technique
Hand-assembled tongue-and-groove construction with mortise-and-tenon joints and fixed wood louvers. Painted finish applied over multiple layers of earlier coatings.

Tools Used
Hand plane, chisel, saw, hammer, and paintbrush; assembled using wood glue and dowel joinery.

History
Wooden shutters like these were both decorative and functional, used to protect windows and regulate airflow before the widespread use of glass and screens. Their louvered upper and paneled lower sections were common in Colonial Revival architecture.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown; likely produced by a regional carpenter or early 20th-century millwork shop.

Measurements
Each shutter: 34 ½" H x 18 ½" W x 1" D (Pair forms 37" total width when closed)

Suggested Weight
Approximately 10–12 lbs per pair

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
40" L x 24" W x 6" H

Music
Americana Folk – “The Weight” by The Band suits the rustic, storied quality of these salvaged shutters.

Item Number : P14807

Category : Shutters

Brand : UK