Reclaimed Georgian Style Door Canopy

Early American farmhouse door salvaged from a property in rural Ohio. Hand-planed pine boards with visible pegs and square nails speak to its honest construction, while traces of whi...

A large solid cast polished brass door knocker sophisticated in shape and design. A substantial Georgian style early twentieth century brass door knocker. The piece was acquired from...

Georgian Style Solid Polished Brass Door Knocker circa 1940. A large solid cast polished brass door knocker sophisticated in shape and design. A substantial Georgian style early twen...

Revamp a modern built-in cabinet using this set of two pairs of reclaimed flat-panel cupboard doors. These doors boast beveled trim details and a charmingly worn patinated finish, br...

A 19th-century French door featuring three raised panels with grooved beveled trim detailing. Installing this door in a new home to enclose a pantry or linen cupboard will instantly ...

Once used as a cellar door, this beautiful reclaimed 19th-century 2-panel French door would make a lovely pantry or linen door. The original “French blue” paint, grooved trim, and ra...

We have 4 sets of these impressive double doors reclaimed from Clothworkers Hall, London. The solid doors have 3 raised and moulded panels, the Oak side has gold gilding to the bead...

Straight from the French countryside, this antique two-panel door bears the honest wear of time. Crafted from solid oak and retaining traces of its original cream and white layered p...

2 English Georgian style (modern) brass lions head door knockers. (PRICED EACH)

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...