Antique Craftsman Prairie Style 10-Light Glass Interior Doors (Pair)
Unbranded (Architectural Salvage) · Art & Decor > Architectural Salvage
Era / Decade
1910s - 1920s (Craftsman/Bungalow Era)
Material
Solid pine or fir wood; Original wavy/float glass lites; Wrought iron/steel hinges; High-quality thick wood stiles/rails.
Condition
Fair to Good. Distressed condition with significant paint peeling and alligatoring. Wood appears structurally sound but requires stripping or stabilization. Hinges show heavy surface oxidation.
Demand Level
Strong (Steady demand for architectural salvage, particularly matching pairs for home renovations).
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$350 - $750 (As a pair in current condition)
Estimated Retail Value
$1,200 - $1,800 (For modern custom-made replicas with true divided lites)
Comparable Sales
Single 10-light Craftsman doors typically sell for $150-$250. Matching pairs in 'as-found' condition regularly fetch $400-$600, while fully stripped/restored versions can exceed $1,000 via antique dealers.
Description
Pair of authentic 1920s Craftsman style interior doors. Features a classic Prairie-style 10-light divided glass configuration over a single horizontal wood panel. Original white/cream paint exhibits a natural heavy chippy patina. Includes original hardware (hinges and latch mechanisms). Perfect for use as pantry doors, office French doors, or as sliding barn doors with a restore/repurpose project.
Key Features
Sought-after Prairie/Craftsman aesthetic; Matching pair (significantly more valuable than singles); Authentic wavy glass; True divided lites; Original vintage hardware.
Authenticity Indicators
Mortise and tenon joinery; Floating wood panels; Wavy texture in glass panes; Square-head screws; High confidence (95%).
Flaws to Note
Significant paint flaking (likely lead-based); Missing one doorknob; Heavy oxidation on hinges; One pane appears potentially cracked (needs closer inspection); Scuffs and deep gouges in wood at the base.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, local Architectural Salvage yard, Etsy (Local Pickup Only), or eBay (Local Pickup Only). These are too heavy for standard shipping.
Selling Tips
Market them as 'Pantry Doors' or 'Office French Doors' to attract homeowners. Mention it is a matching pair prominently. Disclose that lead paint is likely present. Clean the glass thoroughly before photographing to show off the clarity and 'wavy' character.