Pair of Late 18th Century French Chateau Doors

This pair of 18th-century French communication doors displays an elegant blend of craftsmanship and rustic charm. Constructed from solid wood, likely walnut, they feature beautifully...

This pair of 18th-century French communication doors showcases elegant craftsmanship and a rich historical appeal. The doors feature a traditional paneled design, with the upper and ...

A pair of reclaimed provincial paneled cupboard doors with wonderful X-decoration details. Enclose a built-in cabinet with this charming pair of doors to feel as if you’ve been trans...

Two exceptional pairs of French communication doors, finely crafted in solid walnut and dating from the 18th century. Each pair features beautifully arched tops and molded panels, sh...

This exquisite pair of French communication doors from the late 18th century, circa 1790, showcase the refined craftsmanship typical of the period. The doors are made from rich, dark...

This exquisite pair of French communication doors from the late 18th century, circa 1790, showcase the refined craftsmanship typical of the period. The doors are made from rich, dark...

These monumental arched antique door shutters were salvaged from a 19th century French chateau. They would have been on the ground floor, attached...

A Large French chateau door. This door has been crafted beautifully and inlaid with wood with wrought iron accessories.

This set of four antique wardrobe doors, reclaimed from a country manor in France, exudes timeless character. Each door showcases a 2-panel design with raised panels framed by grooved and beveled trim, emphasizing traditional craftsmanship. The weathered blue-gray paint has worn gracefully over time, revealing a rich patina that adds depth and charm to the wood. Originally used to enclose built-in cupboards, these doors are a wonderful way to introduce a sense of history and authenticity into a modern home. Perfect for creative reuse, they offer both practicality and a glimpse into the past. Salvaged from a country home in France, 18th century. The exterior of the doors features time-worn blue-gray paint with areas of natural wood beneath, while the opposite sides are natural wood with one door bearing the original blue-gray paint. The doors would be best installed to enclose a built-in cupboard or work well with sliding barn door hardware...

A pair of 18th century antique doors from the outbuilding of a Swedish manor, imported to the US in the late 20th century with traces of their original whitewashed paint. One door o...