Early 1800s Doors and Gates

Large wrought iron court gate with two wings and an arched top with silver-patinated arrowheads.

American brass and cast iron bulbous door stop with a centered ring handle, Early 19th century.

This fabulous 4 section wrought iron gate from France has beautiful scrolling motifs throughout, and it is in excellent overall condition. Some of the tole motifs have been modestly highlighted with gold lacquer. The rest of the iron gate has a worn polish, which gives it a wonderful finish. The gate is completely hand wrought, with all connections being pinned. We chose the angle for the gates in the photos below, but due to their hinges, they can be installed either completely flat, or at 90 degrees, or any angle in between. Their shape is high at the ends and middle, making them more interesting to the eye. Gates such as these can be used inside and out for various design applications. These can be used in the garden either as entrance gates, or as surrounds for a specific area. Inside, they can be used as fireplace gates...

From Spain, these wonderful doors with geometric patterns have been made from walnut wood and pine. As with many architectural elements, starting in the 16th century, and including doors, characteristics included symmetry, order, and proportions. Diamond shaped motifs have been carved into the recessed walnut areas throughout both doors. Every other row has the same shape and size of motifs allowing for a more interesting pattern. Each door frontage has five iron hinges all having the same shape. The door handles and back plates are unique to each door. Today these beautiful 200 year old Spanish doors...

From France, these beautiful antique stripped walnut wood doors are in the Regence style. Their elegant thin, scrolling outer moldings surround raised panels with beautiful graining....

Antique lacquered door.

Antique lacquered door.

Afghan wooden entry door with columns and capitals This beautiful doorway was imported from Afghanistan. Covered in decorative carved motifs, this double doorway would make a grand entry for a garden or compound. The assorted pillars, turned on their side, could also be used for interesting benches...

A Regency period cast iron door knocker, circa 1800-1820, with eagle sitting atop stylised inverted anthemion.

An unusual lion's mask door knocker, late 18th or early 19th century, cast in brass bearing its teeth with looped clapper.

Antique door Made of larch.  

Antique lacquered door with original frame.