Pair of 19th-century French oak exterior doors with original painted surfaces and architectural detailing. Each door is constructed with a tall molded upper panel, a smaller central panel accented by a circular molded medallion, and a lower recessed panel. One retains an old mail slot and porcelain doorknob, along with remnants of its original hardware.
One face carries a beautifully worn blue-gray painted finish, while the reverse reveals layers of warm ochre-beige paint with golden undertones. Areas of exposed oak, rubbed edges, old hardware marks, and variations in the painted surfaces speak to years of use and give each side its own character.
Substantial in scale and construction, the pair could be returned to architectural use or incorporated into an interior as pantry, library, or passage doors.
Salvaged in France, circa 1850 - 1880
Original antique condition
Solid oak construction; heavy and sturdy
Historic painted finishes are present on both sides
Old mail slot, porcelain doorknob, and 6 half-barrel hinges are present
Surface wear throughout, including paint loss, scuffs, small nicks, and softened edges, consistent with age and exterior use
Minor imperfections and age-related marks throughout
Structurally sound; suitable for exterior reinstallation or architectural reuse
Doors measure approximately 51.5” W x 86” H x 1.5” D when closed together
Available for pickup, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.
This item requires either freight shipping or white glove delivery service.
Request a shipping quote here.
Request a trade discount here.
Pair of 19th-century French oak exterior doors with original painted surfaces and architectural detailing. Each door is constructed with a tall molded upper panel, a smaller central panel accented by a circular molded medallion, and a lower recessed panel. One retains an old mail slot and porcelain doorknob, along with remnants of its original hardware.
One face carries a beautifully worn blue-gray painted finish, while the reverse reveals layers of warm ochre-beige paint with golden undertones. Areas of exposed oak, rubbed edges, old hardware marks, and variations in the painted surfaces speak to years of use and give each side its own character.
Substantial in scale and construction, the pair could be returned to architectural use or incorporated into an interior as pantry, library, or passage doors.
Salvaged in France, circa 1850 - 1880
Original antique condition
Solid oak construction; heavy and sturdy
Historic painted finishes are present on both sides
Old mail slot, porcelain doorknob, and 6 half-barrel hinges are present
Surface wear throughout, including paint loss, scuffs, small nicks, and softened edges, consistent with age and exterior use
Minor imperfections and age-related marks throughout
Structurally sound; suitable for exterior reinstallation or architectural reuse
Doors measure approximately 51.5” W x 86” H x 1.5” D when closed together
Available for pickup, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.
This item requires either freight shipping or white glove delivery service.
Request a shipping quote here.
Request a trade discount here.
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