Pair of Vintage Divided Lite Glass Cabinet Doors – 16" x 42" Each

Description :
This charming set of two painted wood cabinet doors features true divided lite construction with clear glass panes and lead caming. Each door is fitted with aged brass hexagonal knobs and reveals subtle wear, adding character to their vintage appeal. Finished in soft white, these doors are ideal for a built-in cabinet, kitchen upper unit, or repurposed into a display or pantry piece. The pair retains their utility and beauty, ready for reuse in period-inspired or eclectic interiors.

Era:
1940s–1950s

Style:
Cottage / Early American Revival

Technique:
True divided lite with hand-assembled lead caming and painted wood joinery

Tools Used:
Glass cutter, soldering iron, clamps, hinge mortise chisel, paintbrush

History:
Likely salvaged from a mid-century kitchen or built-in hutch, offering a glimpse into modest yet elegant home craftsmanship.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown. Possibly produced by a small regional mill or cabinetmaker.

Measurements:
Each: 16" W x 42" T x ⅞" D (Combined width: 32")

Suggested Weight:
Combined approx. 20–25 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
36" W x 46" T x 5" D

Item Number : P15344

Category : Cabinet Door

Brand : UK

Attributes

Material : Wood
Style : Cottage / Early American Revival

Measurements

Height : 42"
Width : 16"
Depth : ⅞"