Vintage 3-Lite 4-Panel Wood Swing Door with Frame – 33 ¾" x 84" x 1 ¾"

Description :
This vintage swing door features a classic 3-lite window configuration over four recessed wood panels, combining both visibility and privacy. Designed for interior use, it likely functioned as a passage or office entry door, offering architectural interest with its divided glass and solid wood frame. The door includes its original frame and maintains an aged finish that reflects years of wear, making it an ideal candidate for reuse in vintage-inspired renovations or adaptive reuse projects.

Era:
Early to mid 20th century (approx. 1920s–1940s)

Style:
Colonial Revival / Traditional American

Technique:
Mortise-and-tenon joinery with divided lite glass inserts and recessed panel milling

Tools Used:
Table saw, mortiser, tenon cutter, glazing tools, and hand planes

History:
Originally used as a swinging interior door in a residential or institutional setting; designed to provide partial light transfer while maintaining acoustic separation. Removed from a historic Cleveland-area home designed by Meade & Hamilton, where it served as part of a thoughtfully coordinated interior suite, reflecting the firm’s signature emphasis on proportion and form.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown – likely produced by a regional mill or contractor-grade supplier of the time

Measurements:
33 ¾" W x 84" T x 1 ¾" D

Suggested Weight:
Approximately 55–65 lbs

Item Number : P13584

Category : Panel Door

Brand : UK