Pair of Louis XVI Oak Interior Double Doors with Bronze Rococo Door Knob ‘B’

Pair of art sculptural bronze door knobs, 1960s. Very well crafted pieces.

PAIR of French Louis XVI style (19/20th Century) bronze oval door handles (PRICED AS PAIR).

A set of strong solid oak exterior doors together with their original chunky oak frame. These door were salvaged from a country house in North Yorkshire. Additional Dimensions: ...

Pair of tall painted doors with original hardware. Will need new glass. Other doors available but not with glass panel. Doors can work well in Swedish Gustavian style décor. Each do...

Pair of tall painted doors with original hardware. Will need new glass. Other doors available but not with glass panel. Doors can work well in Swedish Gustavian style decor

A pair of Arts & Crafts brass door knobs with shield shaped back plates. Supplied with square bar to fit locks. Projection from door: 2 inches - 5 cm.   

This elegant set of tall reclaimed oak double doors make a beautiful feature in a historic property or home in a traditional style. Made in the late 19th century, the oak tells the s...

These tall Louis XVI style antique double doors are one of various sets reclaimed from the American Embassy in Paris. Dating from circa 1870, these antique doors are generous in siz...

These tall antique Louis XVI style double doors are one of various sets reclaimed from the American Embassy in Paris. Dating from circa 1870, these antique doors are generous in siz...

Two pair 19th century French Louis XVI painted interior doors are a remarkable find, indeed! The set was designed as two distinct pairs, with each pair having a distinct left & right door, and a total of four distinct relief works, one on each door! Three tailored panels define the door architecture, with the relief work appearing on the uppermost panel. One door features a musical instrument theme with various instruments "suspended" by ribbon tied by a bow at top, with a musical score in between. The ribbon and bow motif are continued on the other three panels, but the themes change. The second door depicts subjects involved in fishing, from nets to seaside foliage, even a fish on a pole! The third is a gardening theme, with rake, scythe and more, including a triangular soil aerator. The forth depicts the objects of the hunt, from a flintlock rifle...