ca. 1774
GUSN-1411
Window mounted with exterior face showing on the wall of Darby Barn. Green. Includes frame, double-hung sash and shutters; ogee-molded architrave; cove-molded sill with flaring corners. Double-hung sash with eight panes each. Wide and deep muntins. Pair of louvered shutters with two sections of louvers separated by a stile. Hooks at the bottom of the inside. The cornice mounted over this has the same accession number (see W.S.A. correspondence referenced). The heavily-molded cornice has dentils surmounted by modillion blocks and then a heavy ogee molding.
sashes (window components)
glass (material)
molding (forming)
painting (coating)
softwood
dentils
Glass
Painted
Molded
Dentil
Torah
Softwood
Ogee
SASH, WINDOW
Original To Penney-Hallett House,
Unknown
45 x 40 1/4 (HxW) (inches)
Gift of William Sumner Appleton
1912.151
Massachusetts (United States)
Title SASH, WINDOW Accession Number 1912.152
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