Salvaged Oak 6-Lite Entry Door with Fire-Damaged Veneer – 36" x 83 ⅞" (W)

Description :
This door is a sturdy oak entry door featuring six upper glass lites over three vertical panels. While the frame and structure remain solid, the veneer is extensively damaged from fire exposure—particularly across the top rail, where large sections are missing. The damage reveals the raw substructure beneath and will require either full veneer replacement or creative refinishing. Original mortised hardware remains in place, and the glass panes appear intact, making this door a strong candidate for skilled restoration or reuse in character-focused projects.

Era:
Early to mid-20th century

Style:
Craftsman / Industrial Entry

Technique:
Stile-and-rail construction with veneered surfaces, mortised lockwork, and original lite glazing

Tools Used:
Veneer scraper, chisel, belt sander, glass knife, putty spatula

History:
Likely sourced from a commercial or institutional building and sustained fire exposure during or after use

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Possibly Whitmore (based on visible tag); not confirmed

Measurements:
36" W x 83 ⅞" H x 1 ¾" D

Suggested Weight:
105–120 lbs

Item Number : P13029

Category : Entry Door

Brand : UK