Dormer Window

This beautifully patinated French zinc "bullseye" architectural fragment came from a dormer atop a building in Paris. There are two matching available and would make a lovely pair of...

Architectural remnant in zinc with quatrefoil cut-out motif. Mirror added and mounted to wood for stability. Large-scale would make a unique addition to a powder bath, entry or used ...

Doors and dormer windows are supported by a frame. The woodwork is healthy.

Antique mirror with hand carved dormer window frame in solid wood. The heavyset architectural frame features large chiseled scrolls with fluted details, a curved pediment top, and a ...

To either side of the courtyard are two storey wings with leaded light dormer windows (lucarnes). These are attached to the Pavillon by walls pierced with arches.

Country home sits on grass with two doors, three dormers and several windows. Roof line decorated with flowers.

Prepare to be overwhelmed by this stunning zinc dormer window frame. It provides a huge presence in sheer dimension and audacious style.

Prepare to be overwhelmed by this stunning zinc dormer window frame. It provides a huge presence in sheer dimension and audacious style.

A large wooden dormer window with new mirrors and paint. Solid Wood.

19th century French zinc Oeil De Boeuf, bull’s eye zinc dormer window mirror This vintage French zinc Oeil De Boeuf dormer window is an architectural salvage element with historic...

Oeil De Boeuf, 19th century French zinc Porthole, mansard mirror. This Oeil De Boeuf dormer window is very typical in the architecture of France throughout the centuries, and they...

An Industrial dormer window converted into a mirror. The mirror can be tilted as seen in the photos.

A stunning bull's eye zinc dormer window glazed with old mercury foxed mirror plate and remains of the old paint on the zinc frame.

This large 19th century zinc bull's eye window, called an Oeil de Boeuf in French, was originally a dormer window in a Normandy manor house.

Zinc dormer window from Paris. These windows were installed vertically into the side of the building and projected through the slant in the roof.

A Zinc Dormer

This nineteenth century zinc bull's eye window, called an Oeil de Boeuf in French, was originally a dormer window in a mansard roof of a Normandy manor house.

A zinc dormer window frame from a building in Paris. A mirror has been installed in the frame for a great new architectural mirror.

In original ochre and turquoise paint with brown painted roof and shingled dormers, with real glass windows to front, dormers and small side windows.

Rare 19th century English box/caddy in the form of a Georgian center hall house, the faux slate roof with center chimney and two dormer windows, the facade with columned entrance way...

These window dormers are usually seen on upper levels, set on the roof slope and were intended to add light to otherwise dark rooms.

Note that even the highlights on the dormer windows are still present. This is a terrific Novelty Bank from the beginnings of the great age of mechanical banks and will be a fine add...

Featuring hand-painted faux masonry, a pitched roof with dormer windows, and dual chimneys, it captures the whimsical spirit of Victorian-era decorative arts.

In can be used once again as a roof/window dormer, or it can be used indoors as a niche for a piece of sculpture or statuary.