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Pair 16"x27 Antique Vintage Old Oak CURVED Bowed Wavy Glass Cabinet Doors Window

$ 158.39

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Color: Light Wood Tone
  • Material: Glass
  • Condition: Salvaged from Central CT. Their frames are made of solid riftsawn oak and the glass is original, hand-blown, curved, wavy glass. The pair also comes with their original brass pulls/handles and hinges. The hinges should be replaced if you plan on using them as doorsThey were a part of a cabinet that was in a flood. The former owner began stripping and restoring the cabinet, but gave up about halfway through, and decided to just sell the doors and hardware. He stripped off most of the original stain, but they'll still about another 2 - 3 of stripping and sanding before they are stain ready. You'll also need about another hour to clean the dried paint-stripper that spilled onto the glass.Considering that they're well over 100 years old, the wooden frames are in great shape. There are a couple of stress cracks in a couple of corners that could only be seen when the doors are standing on edge. This is common for oak, which is a very dense wood. Over deca* FULL DESCRIPTION BELOW *
  • Shape: Half Circle
  • Type: Cabinet doors
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Restocking Fee: 20%
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Decade: 1890s
  • Features: Reclaimed
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Original/Reproduction: Antique Original

    Description

    Penn Antique Restoration
    Pair
    16"x27.5"
    Antique Bowed Glass Oak Cabinet Doors
    Wow! What a rare find! Gorgeous,  antique cabinet doors salvaged from Central Connecticut. Their frames are made of solid riftsawn oak and the glass is original, hand-blown, curved, wavy glass.
    The pair also comes with their original brass pulls/handles and hinges. The hinges should be replaced if you plan on installing them to swing out.
    The
    y were a part of a cabinet that was in a flood. The former owner began stripping and restoring the cabinet, but gave up about halfway through. He decided to just sell the doors and hardware. He stripped off most of the original stain, but they'll still about another 2 - 3 of stripping and sanding before they are stain ready. You'll also need about another hour to clean the dried paint-stripper that spilled onto the glass.
    Considering that they're well over 100 years old, the wooden frames are in great shape. There are a couple of stress cracks in a couple of corners that could only be seen when the doors are standing on edge. This is common for oak, which is a very dense wood. Over decades of the wood expanding and contracting due to fluctuations in temperature and humidity, the wood forms thin cracks. These are more cosmetic blemishes or character marks rather than structural threats, so no repair necessary. The wood is free from breaks, rot, gouges, scrapes, or loose joints.
    Of course, the stars of the show are the glass lites/panels and they look as good as they did when they were first made. No breaks, cracks, nicks, spalls, or noticeable scratches. They are as close to mint as you could get for antique glass.
    I took many photos and picked the best ones to include in this listing, but none truly convey just how beautiful and well-crafted these doors are. The lucky buyer will get the chance to appreciate and enjoy them for another lifetime.
    Dimensions
    Frame
    :
    16
    1/4
    " x 27
    5/8
    " x 3/4" thick
    * The depth in the middle is 4"
    Glass
    :
    12
    1/2
    "W x 24
    1/4
    "H
    * If you could pick up in Dunmore/Scranton PA, we'll sell the pair for 0.