Strangeric Boogaloo , I think you mean . Or , Stranger Bloop 2 Electric Bloopaloo totally not an iCarly reference which is already a reference <| sep |> But maybe you cannot afford an antique furniture repair . So how would I fix it , just based on the photo ? I ' d get the glue shmoo in the joints nice and wet and try to so so carefully scrape it out . This might be the hardest part of all or it may be totally trivial , but the glue joint depends on it coming off clean and the nice clean wood faces . The smaller seam will of course be more difficult to deal with and of course the parts of the joint that are buried inside the door seam are going to be difficult to get at with anything but an improvised tool . Gluing and clamping the panel back together is more or less trivial except for you absolutely cannot make a mess and you ' re probably going to want to use some kind of hyde glue proper to the era . Also painter ' s tape and a lot of care to make sure you don ' t shmoo up your finish . Then some creative clamping that will reach around the frame and grip the panel , and pushing it into the other panel . Possibly some cauling too . Again , pretty much trivial but of course you don ' t want to leave dents and you may need a little extra there at the bottom to squeeze that other seam shut again . That and a new coat of whatever for the outside , seeing as that ' s why its done broken to begin with . Also this is kind of best case scenario , there is a lot you just can ' t tell from a photo