Vintage Wood Casement Window with Transom Screen

Description : Salvaged wood window assembly featuring a large single glass pane with a smaller hinged screened section below. The stained wood frame retains original hardware, including metal stays, hinges, and wooden knobs. Visible wear, surface marks, and aged finish are consistent with architectural salvage and give the piece authentic character. Suitable for restoration, reuse in a historic renovation, greenhouse or garden structure, or repurposing as an architectural display.

Style
Traditional Architectural / Utilitarian

Technique
Wood frame construction with fitted glazing, mortised joinery, hinged lower screen, and applied metal hardware.

Tools Used
Hand saw, chisels, plane, drill, screwdriver, glazing tools, and woodworking clamps.

History
Wood-framed operable windows and screened sections were commonly used to provide natural light and controlled ventilation before modern replacement window systems became widespread.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown.

Measurements
26 ⅝" W x 24 ¾" T x 1 ¼" D

Suggested Weight
Approximately 15 lbs.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
Approximately 31" W x 29" T x 5" D

Item Number : P17309

Category : Transom Window

Brand : Unknown