34"x31" Antique Vintage Old Reclaimed Salvaged SOLID Wood Wooden Sash Window 12 Wavy Glass Lites Panes

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Wonderful, antique window salvaged from an old home in Northeastern Pennsylvania. The frame is made of either solid pine or Douglas Fir and is painted on both sides.

The window has an impressive, true-divided, 12 lite/pane arrangement. The glass is old, wavy glass which creates a distorted, "wavy," reflection.

Condition: The glass is completely intact and in great shape with no flaws to report. It's secured to the frame with glazier's putty. Although the putty is dry and worn, it's mostly intact and still performing its purpose quite well. The glass is held tightly in place and doesn't jiggle or move if you shake the window or try to move the glass with your finger. The frame itself is also in very good condition with only the common nicks and scratches.

Since the window is in such good condition, it could be installed in a wall, and isn't limited to just being used for decoration.

Frame:
33 7/8" W x 31 1/4" H x 1 3/8" D

Glass:
7 1/4" W x 9 1/4" H
 

We deliver to the Northeastern States and pick up in Scranton, PA is available. If you could pick up, we will lower the price of the window by $100.

If you live outside of the Northeast and/or cannot pick up, we will pack and ship with UPS or FedEx. We have been packing and shipping old windows and mirrors since 2003. Although 90% of glass items we ship around the country arrive intact, there is still a chance that glass could break in transit. Although we insure everything we ship, we do it in case of loss and not in case of damage. UPS and FedEx use 3rd party claims adjusters which have made the insurance process virtually pointless as they will find an arbitrary reason to deny your claim and even if you appeal it until they give in and pay you, they confiscate the item in the end. If glass breaks in transit with UPS or FedEx, we do not want to be held accountable. Please bear this in mind when deciding to purchase the window.