Late 1800s Gothic Arched Windows - ZD21

Late 1800s Gothic Arched Double-Door Window Frame
Believed to have originated from the historic YWCA building in Austin, this striking late 19th-century Gothic-style double-door window frame features elegant pointed arches and distinctive purple glass panels. The dramatic architectural form reflects the romantic detailing typical of Gothic Revival design from the period.
Some glass is missing from the door panels, and the frame is missing trim, but the piece retains its strong architectural presence and historic character—making it an excellent candidate for restoration or decorative reuse.
Details:
Era: Late 1800s
Origin: Believed to be from the YWCA building, Austin, Texas
Style: Gothic Revival
Features: Arched double-door design with purple glass panels
Condition: Fair; missing some glass and trim
Dimensions:
88 1/2" H x 42 1/4" W x 2 1/4" D
Item ID: ZD21