Matched Pair of Antique Oak Textured Glass Interior Doors

Description : Matched set of solid oak interior doors with original textured privacy glass panels and classic early 20th century Craftsman styling. Each salvaged door features a rich dark oak finish, lower recessed wood panel, and divided textured glass configuration designed to allow light flow while maintaining privacy between interior rooms. The swirling textured glass pattern is consistent across both doors, creating a cohesive architectural set ideal for double door installations, room dividers, offices, pantries, or restored residential interiors. One door retains original mortise lock hardware while the second door includes matching proportions and wood reveals. Visible wear, finish variation, minor scratches, and age-related character throughout reflect authentic long-term use and historic craftsmanship.

Era
Early 20th Century, circa 1910s–1930s

Style
Craftsman / Arts and Crafts Transitional

Technique
Mortise and tenon wood joinery with divided textured privacy glass lites

Tools Used
Table saw, mortising tools, glazing tools, wood chisels, sanding tools, stain application tools

History
Oak and textured glass interior doors became widely used in American homes during the early 20th century to improve natural light flow while preserving privacy between rooms. Matching pairs were often installed in formal dining rooms, offices, and transitional hallways.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker unknown. Possible regional architectural millwork manufacturer based on the solid oak construction and period joinery methods.

Measurements
Door 1: 83" H x 29" W x 1 3/4" D Door 2: 84" H x 27" W x 1 3/4" D including wood reveals

Suggested Weight
150–180 lbs combined

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
90" x 36" x 10"

Music
Early American jazz, ragtime, or acoustic folk blues

Item Number : P16839

Category : Doors

Brand : Maker unknown. Possible regional architectural millwork manufacturer based on the solid oak construction and period joinery methods.