Vintage Six-Pane Wood Window Sash – Red & White

Description : Salvaged wooden window sash featuring six clear glass panes arranged in a traditional three-column, two-row grid. The frame has a weathered white-painted finish on one side and faded red paint on the other, with visible cracking, peeling, scratches, and exposed wood. All six glass panes appear present. This architectural salvage piece is suitable for historic home restoration, decorative wall displays, greenhouse projects, or repurposing into a cabinet door or picture frame. Sold as-is. Era Vintage; exact age unknown. Style Traditional divided-light architectural window with a rustic, distressed finish. Technique Wooden frame construction with fitted muntins dividing six individual glass panes. Painted surfaces show multiple layers of finish and natural aging. Tools Used Likely constructed using woodworking saws, chisels, planes, glazing tools, and paintbrushes. History Six-pane wooden window sashes were commonly used in residential and commercial buildings before modern insulated glass became standard. Salvaged windows are frequently repurposed for home décor, furniture projects, and architectural restoration. Manufacturer / Maker Maker: Unknown. Measurements 24" W x 36" T x 1 ½" D Suggested Weight Approximately 12–16 lbs. Suggested Shipping Package Dimension Approximately 29" W x 41" T x 6" D, including protective padding and glass-safe packaging. Condition Better — all six glass panes appear intact, while the wooden frame shows substantial cosmetic wear, including cracked paint, peeling finishes, scratches, and exposed wood. Restoration or repainting may be needed depending on intended use.

Item Number : P17605

Category : Windows

Brand : Unknown