Pre-1940 Small Three-Panel Door with Frame

Description :
This small three-panel door, likely dating to the early 20th century, comes complete with its original frame and retains a warm, dark-stained finish. The panels are deeply recessed and square-edged—hallmarks of early construction methods from before the 1940s. The door includes remnants of vintage hardware, with a primitive lock mount still attached, and signs of hand assembly. This piece would be excellent for a restoration project or repurposed as a cabinet or architectural feature in a vintage-inspired space. The attached frame appears original, adding integrity and value to the piece.

Era:
Pre-1940

Style:
Craftsman / Early American Traditional

Technique:
Hand-joined woodwork with mortise-and-tenon joinery and machine-planed panels

Tools Used:
Hand plane, chisels, mortiser, marking gauge, antique panel saw

History:
Likely removed from a utility cabinet, wardrobe, or under-stair storage in a pre-WWII American home

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown – possibly millwork from a regional builder or craftsman

Measurements:
23 ⅞" W x 33 ¾" T x 5 ¾" D (including frame)

Suggested Weight:
Approximately 25–30 lbs

Item Number : P14164

Category : Panel Door

Brand : UK