american 19th century white painted pine wood cottage style "farmhouse" door salvaged from an indianapolis residence undergoing demolition. the "built-up" recessed paneled door contains a queen anne style art glass window consisting of alternating ruby red and amber "florentine" pattern glass panels divided by wood mullions. the textured glass was likely fabricated by the pittsburgh glass co., pittsburgh, pa. the original unadorned rosettes and and keyhole escutcheons remain intact. naturally aged and/or timeworn white paint finish. likely fabricated by the greer-wilkinson co., indianapolis, ind. measures 33 3/4 x 80 inches.