Antique Door Hinges

19th Century English Writing Desk with Drawers and Hinged Door and Original Handles

ANYTHING we have seen before. The original bronze door hinges (posted separately) are marked as being made

with gouge work, upper case with flanking H-hinged arched paneled doors revealing three butterfly

construction, featuring 14 panels and two doors hinged on hand-forged external iron fittings. The top is

, echoed in the door hinges.

, the right door opens and the left door can be unlatched from the inside. Both doors hinge outwards

. Two doors, hinged on external brass hinges, are constructed of a frame with flattened panels, each

interest is the original and functional hardware, including the fine door hinges, forged by hand and

care with which the elements are used (the door hinges are left outside to provide a little more

-kind hand painted finish. Featuring some unusual surprises, including out-swinging double door

fittings. In reality, however, there is only one door, hinged on the right. The door is symmetrically

incised floral decoration rising from Aesthetic style plant pots to the doors with brass leaf hinges and

acanthus plant corbels. The single raised panel door opens on exposed butt hinges to two useful shelves

panelled doors, each veneered in richly figured, book-matched flame mahogany, framed by moulded surrounds

integrated lower kneeling platform. The cabinet features a front door and a hinged top opening to a storage

things, the following restoration work was carried out: Doors hinged, hinges glued out, function restored

, flanking carved incised pinwheels, upper hinged doors with interior shelving, central interior pigeon hole

hinged doors revealing three original interior sliding shelves, three graduated drawers with original

English mahogany one drawer cabinet with flanking hinged doors, lion head brasses, two interior

American Regency mahogany bookcase with a carved molded edge cornice, upper flanking hinged doors

Antique Liegoise Louis XIV Credenza with Lattice Doors is a remarkably well preserved example of

encrusted paint. The doors do have some old hinges and hardware as shown. Also a horizontal cross bar that

an urn flanked by opposing fish. The door swings on elegant, long hinges and opens to a single shelf

glass. Unlike most other clocks of the time, the bezel is not fitted with a door hinge, but is opened by

moldings, topped with carved hardwood corbels. Two sturdy pivot-hinged doors have shapely rails and stiles

elaborate arched header atop partial quartfoil, hinged tabernacle door panel which would have opened to

its original wrought iron hinges. The door closes with a simple metal latch. The interior reveals a

the right acted as a movable door (note the cut-out hinged sections to the top and bottom) the other

hardware w/ original patina. Gustav Stickley used two larger hinges on the doors to make them easier to

panels with pierced iron keyhole escutcheons and their impressive orignal iron hinges. The doors open to

compartment with a door hinges and key. The lower section has 4 Large bottom Drawers (2 The width of the

doors on the left are sliding doors, while the right side is fitted with a hinged door. This

room. Behind the two hinged doors, a large open interior is divided by a single fixed shelf—ideal for

Indian miniature doors, Folk Art shutters These Beautiful framed doors are beautifully and

edge, the four paneled doors with vertical rectangular panels with carved moldings, the doors with

adopts a rectangular shape, standing on four straight legs. The two doors open to reveal a black interior

panels, original brass door escutcheon and hinges, hand carved side panels, original wrought iron door

construction speak to the quality and durability of the build. Each door retains its original iron hinges and

veneered wood with winged columns, central drawer and hinged door. Perfect as a sideboard or entrance

A beautiful 18th-century German baroque armoire or cabinet with two doors. It was made from solid

Removed Antique Asian Cabinet Doors. Heavily worn corners and edges, missing finish. One door has

interior doors and can be hinged together in order to create a screen. With its refined decor, this set of

molding, upper case flanking arched H hinged glass doors revealing three interior shelves, lower case

of elegance. The petite double doors, adorned with geometric brass hinges, reveal a modestly sized

the front with large iron strap hinges, the door opening to reveal a shelved interior, raised on small

its front with traditional brass hardware. The chest opens thanks to a double door with hinges that

. The four doors have three decorative hinges to each and superbly carved full-length linenfold

section with 2 hinged doors and a slanted flap, 2-door top section with arched pediment, restored, shellac

‘HARCOURT’. Both doors open to reveal a shelf. The hinged doors are separated by three figures, each

/door with strap hinges and latch.

lower register presents sliding horizontal-slat doors to the left alongside a hinged single door to the

form with a molded cornice, plinth base, paneled sides, and a hinged door. The door is composed of an

and patina from age. Interior with shelfs. Both outer doors have had the hinges replaced during the

considerable decorative impact. Despite this piece wearing its age with a warped door, repairs to hinges and

Saint Anne marble top and a hinged curved door with a bronze pull detailed with a rosette. Its

Small column cabinet, walnut, Biedermeier style, circa 1830, 1 drawer, 1 hinged door, topped with

features three compartments with lift style glass doors and brass hinges so they remain opened. The top is