Vintage 15-Pane Wood Window Sash – Distressed White

Description : Salvaged wooden window sash featuring a traditional 15-pane design arranged in five columns and three rows. The frame has a distressed white-painted finish on one side and exposed brown wood with remnants of paint on the reverse. One glass pane is missing, while the remaining 14 panes appear intact. The wood shows scratches, chipped paint, weathering, and surface wear consistent with previous use. This architectural salvage piece is suitable for historic home restoration, greenhouse construction, decorative wall displays, or repurposing into a cabinet door or custom furniture project. Sold as-is. Era Vintage; exact age unknown. Style Traditional divided-light architectural window with a rustic, weathered finish. Technique Wooden frame construction with narrow muntins forming a five-column, three-row grid designed to hold 15 individual glass panes. Tools Used Likely constructed using woodworking saws, chisels, planes, glazing tools, and paintbrushes. History Multi-pane wooden window sashes were widely used in residential and commercial buildings before modern insulated glass became common. Salvaged examples are often reused in restoration projects, garden structures, and decorative furnishings. Manufacturer / Maker Maker: Unknown. Measurements 20 ¾" W x 30 ¼" T x 1 ½" D Suggested Weight Approximately 12–16 lbs. Suggested Shipping Package Dimension Approximately 26" W x 36" T x 6" D, including protective padding and glass-safe packaging. Condition Good — one of the 15 glass panes is missing. The wooden frame shows significant cosmetic wear, including chipped and weathered paint, scratches, exposed wood, and aging. Glass replacement and minor restoration are recommended before functional installation.

Item Number : P17606

Category : Windows

Brand : Unknown