Arched French Doors

A 19th century reclaimed arched pine door which is suitable for use as a front door.

Dating from 19th century England, this large glazed Victorian arched door is a stunning feature for properties period and modern. It was reclaimed ...

A reclaimed arched internal door with 6-panel construction dating from the 1890s. With a tall, narrow profile, this antique arched door is an unusual size, making a fascinating interior door in a traditional Victorian cottage or contemporary barn conversion. One side is detailed with six panels while the other features vertical plank construction. This reclaimed door is stripped and sanded, ready for finishing in a desired stain, paint or wax Reclaimed Doors Reclaimed doors are immersed in history. Just one door tells a thousand stories, detailed with unique markings and wear from times gone by. In traditional buildings and period properties, architectural salvage doors...

Sourced from a cathedral in the south west of England, this arched gothic front door dates from the mid 1800s. On the front, it features vertical oak...

A beautiful 19th century arched oak door, reclaimed from a house near Hereford. Suitable for interior use, this antique oak door will make a character...

An antique late 19th century white pine arched glazed door suitable for interior use. Dating to circa 1870, this elegant door was sourced from a Victorian orangery in Tetbury, Englan...

This aged Victorian era antique arched oak exterior door is reminiscent of the entrance to an ancient English castle or old church. Thick and sturdy, i...

Standing at almost 3m tall, this huge unglazed antique gothic door dates from the early 19th century. Purportedly, it was taken from Rugby School i...

An antique Victorian white arched glazed door suitable for interior use. Dating to circa 1870, this elegant door was sourced from a Victorian orangery in Tetbury, England. It would l...

A tall antique gothic arched oak door dating to circa 1900, sourced from a grade II listed building in Bristol’s old city. Once used in an established gentlemen’s club, the text 'Ge...