Vintage Glass Cabinet Doors with Brass Pulls – Pair

Description : Pair of vintage wood-framed glass cabinet or built-in doors featuring inset glass panels, warm dark stained finish, and decorative brass backplates with circular pulls. These narrow doors likely originated from a built-in cabinet, bookcase, or wall unit dating to the mid-20th century. The doors retain their original hardware and glass inserts, with visible finish wear, scuffs, edge losses, and surface scratches consistent with age and use. Ideal for restoration projects, custom cabinetry, pantry installations, or repurposed furniture applications where authentic vintage materials are desired.

Era
Circa 1940s–1960s

Style
Traditional / Mid-Century Transitional

Material
Wood, Glass, Brass-Plated Hardware

Technique
Framed wood cabinet door construction with inset glass panels and mounted decorative hardware

Tools Used
Table saws, routing tools, glass cutting tools, joinery clamps, staining tools, and hardware installation tools

History
Glass cabinet doors like these were commonly used in built-in cabinetry and kitchen storage throughout the mid-20th century. Their narrow proportions and clear glass panels allowed for display storage while maintaining a refined furniture-style appearance.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker unknown

Measurements
Each Door: 13 ¾" W x 41 ¾" T x 1" D

Suggested Weight
Approximately 10–14 lbs each

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
48" x 18" x 6"

Item Number : P16836

Category : Cabinet Door

Brand : Unknown

Attributes

Material : Wood/Glass
Style : Traditional / Mid-Century Transitional