DOORHINGES Big Large Ten Pieces

Ancient antique sets of n. 4 gilded lacquered doors, composed of two glass doors and two doors with paneling, beautiful and elegant, with charm of the old Milan Italian. They come fr...

Antique Large Iron Hand Forged Grid Dimensions: 102”H x 114”W x 3”D

An oversized large scale rose brass letter flap. With sprung flap. Marked stowells to the reserve. Width of opening: 11 1/4 inches. With fixing...

Two oversized steel surface mounted door bolts, one marked Nielson Patent. Measures: 16 inch and 22 1/2 inch.

A large number of pairs of cabinet doors designed by Andrée Putman around 1980, in different sizes. Made in colored chipboard and wire mesh. Dimensions indicated below are only on...

Pairs of round double door 1960's push and pull handles in clear glass with subtile wave relief, cast glass (2cm thick) with aluminum fittings. They are designed for a glass doors bu...

A large lateral push-pull door handle of abstract Brutalist design. European, second half 20th century. A striking piece - made to span the full width of a door - formed from cast ...

A set of two large lateral push-pull door handles of tubular brass. English, art deco style, 20th century. A striking set - each piece made to span the full width of a door - the h...

Produced for clients not wishing to purchase out doors directly and to provide their own extant or newly purchased door for a modern look For use on exterior or interior doors. For ...

These massive, heavily paneled doors are even more impressive in person. The original red paint is chipped and distressed, adding to the authentic vintage nature of this pair of salvaged exterior doors. The aged paint may easily be stripped, taking the doors back to the raw wood which will also create a powerful impression with their sheer size and heft. This rare set of extremely large doors is part of a remarkable collection currently in our inventory; see other door listings for additional options while available. In the country side of 19th century Hungary, wealthy farmers had agricultural fields outside the villages but also had a large house in town. These houses often represented the wealth of the family. Their "house in town" would have a granary next to it as they needed to carry agricultural goods by large wagons from the countryside into the village. The doors and gates had to be very tall and wide to accommodate the large wagons, which is how this set of doors (just under 10' tall) was originally used. You will see the mail slot in the left door and vintage door handle...