Elevator Door

Lake a magic by closing the top, everything is brought down like an elevator. The doors are closed, the key locks the bar and turns to a table.

1 single elevator door is left or room divider or dressing screen Glass panel size, inside, H 13 inches x W 9.5 inches

Pair of American Art Deco steel elevator door panels with floral etched trim and narrow scalloped edge frosted glass windows.

A folding wood slat and nickle finished steel mounted industrial freight elevator door - staged with flat circular iron discs at bottom that allow for use as a free standing screen.

Old elevator doors/grids. In good general condition, some traces of use and oxidation France, Art Deco, circa 1925 Fruit basket at the top Dimensions: height 183 cm width 72 cm d...

Originally these lamps were used outside an elevator door to indicate up or down. They have been rewired to work as a standard 2 bulb sconce.

Exceptional, early 20th century brass elevator gate.

Besides their original purpose as elevator gates, they have a vairety of possible applications: Framed in wood for use as a pair of front doors; interior gates into a wine room, foy...

In the manner of Rhulmann.This distinctive inlay design is can be found on the elevator doors in the lobby of the Chrysler building in New York city.

The back of the desk was designed to replicate the interior elevator doors of the Chrysler building and are removable and each drawer is a work of art, inlaid in boxwood, amboyna bur...

Superb and important examples of high style Art Deco, this set of three plaster maquettes was created for the bronze elevator doors at the landmark Waldorf Astoria Hotel on Park Aven...

They were probably fixed to an elevator door. The artist was most likely French due to the fine craftsmanship and complex elaborate classic art deco design.

The chairs, which at first appear to be an integrated inlaid panel were designed to replicate the elevator doors inside the Chrysler building and are removable and each chair is a wo...

Gorgeous antique 'Otis Elevator' birdcage elevator cage from 135 5th Ave. NYC. This item is located at our 149 Madison Ave, New York, NY location.

De Brennecke created the bronze entrance doors adorned with American Indian dancers with motifs, and she he designed the elevator doors and did a sculpture for the Board of Directors...

From tables, to fireplaces, to elevator insides, complete walls, doors, but also pieces of art like this.

He was also an interior designer and did many buildings in Germany with similar etched panels on walls, doors, ceilings, elevators etc. One of the few designers in Germany to make s...

If he had to make this table now, with the name he made in the US making art on doors and elevators of famous buildings, he could make this table for a retail price of $12000, since ...

PHIL SMITH: ARTIST’S STATEMENT / BIO I am a poet, writer, musician, artist and teacher. I began writing poetry when I was 8 years old and became a well-published poet and editor (Ge...

A superb and important example of high style Art Deco, this plaster maquette was created for the bronze elevator doors at the landmark Waldorf Astoria Hotel on Park Avenue in New Yor...

Originally from a New York City bank elevator, this piece can be used as a door inset or transom. his can be seen at our 400 Gilligan St location in Scranton, PA.

This dynamic 18 x 24 inch oil on board painting focuses on two large geometric shapes: the dominating square elevator door is balanced by the parallel shape of the power box.

Wrought iron elevator gate featuring scrolling details and Windsor circles. Sandblasted with just a light rust patina. Small quantity available at time of posting. Priced each.

Probably executed for an elevator door, the workmanship is fine and elegant.