Vintage Paneled Entry Door with Glazed Top

This appears to be a vintage wooden entry door, likely dating from the early to mid-20th century, given its construction and style. The door is painted a faded, light blue-gray color, showing significant distress, chipping, and wear over its entire surface, suggesting multiple layers of paint and prolonged exposure to elements. Physically, it is a solid, rectangular door primarily constructed from wood, featuring both paneled sections and a glazed (glass) top portion. The top section consists of a single large glass pane, which is obscured and appears somewhat dirty or weathered, with some possible scratches or hazing. Below the glass, there is a substantial wooden rail, and beneath that, a series of recessed panels. These panels are arranged in a classic configuration: two wider horizontal panels at the top, followed by a central square panel that appears to feature a carved or embossed decorative element, possibly a wreath or stylized botanical motif, though indistinct due to wear and paint. Below this central decorative panel are two more wider horizontal panels at the bottom. The door is fitted with antique brass or bronze hardware, specifically an oval-shaped door plate with an integrated handle, showing considerable patina and possibly some corrosion indicative of age. There is also a small, round knob or button above the main hardware, which might be part of an old lock mechanism or a doorbell. The edges of the door show scuffs and dents. No visible maker's marks or signatures are discernable from the image. The overall condition suggests it is a salvaged architectural element, possibly in need of refinishing or restoration but structurally intact.