Stable Door

A finely detailed trompe l’oeil oil painting of a horse bridle and photographs on a stable door by

Jacques-Laurent Agasse (1767-1849) A saddled hunter tethered to a stable door, a landscape beyond

A completely original stunning early 18th century Italian stable door. Made from mountain pine and

This large pair of iron doors make an impressive architectural statement standing over 8' tall

, stable but lower panels would need attention if intended for use as a functioning door.

between the two doors. Stable, unrestored condition with signs of wear due to age. Without key. Ideal

Organic patterns – cast brass circular door pull Ø 30 cm: Crafted in solid brass, this cast brass

texture while maintaining controlled proportions and a stable visual balance. Solid brass door hardware

poya painted on a wooden cabinet door by the Swiss painter born in 1915 in Villars sur Glane

his hounds. In the top left-hand margin is a remarque depicting a horses head looking over a stable

display of any collection held within. Restored, solid/stable. Doors slide easily. No locks. All scratches

describe this painting: horse, Spain, Cordoba, equine, equestrian, stable, Europe, arch, entryway, door

frankincense and myrrh. The star hangs over the stable door, as the three Magi present their treasures to Our

, and marquetry on doors. Doors open to interior divided storage and one large interior drawer. Lower

stable with functional doors and drawers. The measurements are taken from the pediment.

use include an old repair to door, few fine stable age cracks, removed lock, light scratches and

top, scrapes from the opening doors, stable age cracks to back legs, expected wear to the legs, some

remains crisp and well defined, the structure is solid and stable and the doors and drawers function

cabinet, repair to left corner of door, stable age cracks along the top of door, losses to front trim

right side with stains and stable cracks. The upper doors do not close tightly. The top case with some

arched door and masonry stable/barn arch. The mother Spaniel has a pup on her shoulder looking straight

top ameliorated by a later polish. There are some stable cracks to the left door and right drawer

included for decorative purposes only. A snap closure has been added to secure the door. Restored and

one of the brass rosettes (on left side), stable age crack to door, sporadic scratches, nicks

natural pine. The interior reveals three shelves behind two cabinet doors.  Restored, stable and ready for

, left door slightly off the hinge, stable cracks on the doors, worn interior, but overall good looking

minor signs of wear. Surfaces are clean and the construction is stable throughout. Doors and drawers

point the interior pine shelves were replaced. Restored, strong and stable; the doors are held in place

as pull only (no lock/latch). Professionally restored, this corner cabinet is strong and stable; all

stable cracks to both doors, Stable age cracks on the top. The Hutch is naturally worn overall to a nice

stable age cracks to the door panels and the front feet, chip above the skirt rail, tarnished brass, some

22", Height. 74" Condition: There are some age-related scrapes to the doors, stable age cracks

wear to legs. One mark on orange sliding door panel. Good stable condition. Wear on black lacquer to

stable; all the doors are working well and the case has been finished with a satin wax. Upper lock and

overhanging half timbered grooms quarters and tiled stables with swing doors flanking a pillared and arched

often on the bar of a fence, stable door or other obscure part of the painting. His signature is always

This is a wonderful 19th century beefy oak English horse stable door. Still visible is it's

Beautiful old painted horse barn stabile door, original heavenly blue. Can be hung on the wall or

does not move and is completely stable A solid Pine door, 81” tall, 34” wide, and the window panel

condition, doors are solid, stable. All nicks, rust, corrosion, abrasions, separations, and distress add to

front door, office or stable makes the perfect house or barn warming gift for the horse lover. This

daylight filters in through open stable doors, just out of sight. The artist has signed and dated to the

daylight filters in through open stable doors, just out of sight. The artist has signed and dated to the

, depicting a chestnut horse by a stable door. The artist has used textured brushwork to convey the areas of

. Condition: Restored condition ready for living. Shellac polish. The writing flap is stable. Doors and

keys are included. Professionally restored, this corner cupboard is strong and stable; doors work well

very delicately with a pin head in the wet paint and often hidden on a fence, stable door or in an

natural rich walnut wood frame makes this item a strong and stable storage unit with doors that open

Pine one door armoire cabinet with interior shelving, exterior has one lower drawer. Made of pine

drawers in the plinth. Cabinet must be secured to the wall to remain stable when opening the door

An old Ranch & Riding Club sign made from an intact old stable or barn door trimmed in old lasso

stunning patina.  Heavily carved to the doors and roundels to the sides. Moulded cornice, double stable

to her quarry, with stable wall and door behind.  Mounted in an ornate carved gesso frame. Signed

pulls in brass. The old locking mechanism to the doors work. Stable frame in solid pine with traces of

first layer of paint which has distress and marks of use, creating a unique patina. Healthy and stable

and stable frame. The door to the lower cabinet is slightly skewed down by the lower right corner, see

keeping. Expected wear to paintwork, age splits to hood door, but in stable condition and we recommend