Courtyard Doors

A pair of 19th century Chinese courtyard doors with iron hardware, studs, and original locks on reverse side.

A pair of 19th century Chinese elmwood courtyard doors with large iron hardware including a latch on the back.

19th century courtyard doors made of elmwood, clad in early 20th century European shop signs with iron studs and original lock.

A set of four 19th century Chinese elmwood courtyard doors with orange lacquer and brass hardware.

Weathered Elm Courtyard Doors Pair of Antique Elm Doors with Studded Hardware Trim These doors came from a traditional Asian “quadrangle house.”

A pair of large scale late-18th/early-19th century courtyard doors from Northern China with original hardware, metal studs, and Maoist graffiti from the Chinese cultural revolution o...

These superbly carved doors were once part of a much larger set. Grand Chinese houses were built around private inner courtyards.

A pair of 19th century Chinese elmwood courtyard doors with brass hardware and quatrefoil lattice panels.

This pair of 19th-century courtyard doors feature simply carved geometric scrollwork and large lattice panels patterned with vertical ovals, reminiscent of a chain-link design.

These elegant doors were once part of a large set that surrounded a courtyard in a Northern Chinese house.

A pair of late Ming, Yuan style doors with massive iron studs and well worn patina.

Pagoda Red Collection #: K145


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This grand red lacquer bench once provided versatile seating in the courtyard of a Qing-dynasty home. Not only was the sizable bench able to seat many guests during outdoor ceremonie...

This grand red lacquer bench once provided versatile seating in the courtyard of a Qing-dynasty home. Not only was the sizable bench able to seat many guests during outdoor ceremonie...

The courtyard doors are crafted of northern elm (yumu) and are complete with the original door frame comprised of thick wood beams.

This grand cypress bench once provided versatile seating in the courtyard of a Qing-dynasty home. Not only was the sizable bench able to seat many guests during outdoor ceremonies, i...

This grand elmwood bench once provided versatile seating in the courtyard of a Qing-dynasty home. Not only was the sizable bench able to seat many guests during outdoor ceremonies, i...

Such doors were found in the rooms along interior courtyards.

This elm wood door was once part of a large series that surrounded a private courtyard in a Northern Chinese house.

This tall and slender elm wood door panel was once part of a large series that surrounded a private courtyard in a Northern Chinese house.

Fantastic pair of Chinese temple courtyard door panels carved in high relief and featuring a faded lacquer finish with painted celestial figures.

This imposing set of doors is over a century old and likely once opened onto the courtyard of a Qing-dynasty home in China’s Shanxi province.

Originally part of an elaborate entrance way to a 19th century courtyard home in China's Shanxi province, these grand doors have developed rich character over time.

The countless coats of hand-applied black lacquer have aged with an inimitable crackle on this pair of 19th century doors, which would have originally been the outermost entrance gat...

This pair of monumental doors are over a century old and once sat in the courtyard of a Qing dynasty home in China’s Shanxi Province.