Antique General Store Windows – Circa 1850

This rare collection of tombstone windows was salvaged from a small-town general store in Eastern Ontario, dating back to the mid-19th century. With their distinctive arched tops and layers of original paint, these windows embody the craftsmanship of early Canadian storefront architecture.

The package includes:

• 2 Tall Side Light Panels – Designed to flank the main entrance.
  Dimensions: 27.5" W x 105" H x 1.75" Thick
  Glass Area: 20" W x 66" H
  Condition: Retains original wavy glass; lower portions require significant restoration.

• 4 Double Tombstone Windows – Matching set of large, arched storefront windows.
  Dimensions: 60" W x 76" H x 1.75" Thick
  Glass Area: 25.5" W x 72" H
  Condition: Some panes retain original wavy glass; all will require significant restoration.

Uses:
These windows are ideal for a heritage restoration project or can be reimagined as interior dividing walls for a pantry, home office, or loft. They would also make striking architectural statements in a restaurant, gallery, or event space.

Details

• Origin: Eastern Ontario general store

• Age: Circa 1850

• Style: Tombstone arched storefront windows

• Materials: Wood & glass

• Condition: Salvaged, with wear and surface character consistent with age; restoration required