Stable Door

Heavily carved to the doors and roundels to the sides. Moulded cornice, double stable style doors which split to reveal 4 fixed shelves providing 5 apertures for storage.

A charming late 19th Century English oil on canvas naively portraying a hound proudly resting next to her quarry, with stable wall and door behind.  Mounted in an ornate carved gesso...

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

Brought to the first layer of paint which has distress and marks of use, creating a unique patina. Healthy and stable frame. Working doors and drawers. There are traces of an older r...

The cabinet has a date and initials painted at the top of the upper door. Healthy and stable frame. The door to the lower cabinet is slightly skewed down by the lower right corner, s...

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

This sideboard is restored, solid/stable and ready for use. Doors have aged and do not fit tightly so there are metal clip closures on left/right doors instead of pull.

Restored, this large wall unit is strong and stable.  Upper outer doors lock and open with key.

Tall and spacious, it will provide exceptional storage with an appealing configuration of drawers and doors. Restored, strong, stable and ready to be placed and used.

Professionally restored, this corner cabinet is strong and stable; all the doors are working well and the case has been finished with a natural wax.

Professionally restored, this corner cabinet is strong and stable; all the doors are working well and the case has been finished with a natural wax.

Professionally restored, this corner cabinet is strong and stable; the doors are working well and the case has been given a wax finish.

Professionally restored, this corner cabinet is strong and stable; all the doors are working well and the case has been finished with a satin wax.

Professionally restored, this corner cabinet is strong and stable; all the doors are working well. Upper and lower lock and key still function.

Even with its age, the desk is structurally sound and stable, with doors and drawers operating smoothly.

Florence Mabel Hollams British, (1876-1963) At the Stable Door Oil on panel, signed Image size: 13.5 inches x 9.5 inches Size including frame: 19.5 inches x 15.5 inches Florence Mab...

Sold in original used condition, doors are solid, stable. All nicks, rust, corrosion, abrasions, separations, and distress add to the salvaged look of this amazing pair.

A finely painted study of a horse at a stable door by Osvald Hinteregger (b.1920). With W.

The scene shows two horses standing at a feeding trough in a darkened stable . A dog lies in straw in the lower left as soft daylight filters in through open stable doors, just out o...

The mare is depicted with a bridle, standing side on and facing a half open stable door to the right. Her head is shown turned slightly towards the viewer to reveal a white diamond s...

To the far right, can be seen a horse blanket hanging over the stable door with the letter ‘S’ embroidered on it.

A figure, perhaps the landlady, greets them by a stable door. The exquisite rendering of this idyllic setting is steeped in the rich heritage of the low countries.

The prize winning horse can be seen standing in a stable next to a Jack Russell terrier dog. Other horses can be seen further along through the stable door.

The second work also features a bay horse standing side-on but with the animal facing a stable door on the left. The horse is shown with his head half turned to reveal a distinctive ...

Cooper exhibited 74 times at the British Institute and 332 at the Royal Academy. including such titles as: “A Grey Horse at a Stable Door”, “Launcelot, the winner of the great St Leg...

The cornice is chipped on the top right corner, hutch with stable age cracks and worn finish on the back and top surface, stable age split to the top interior back board, some stable...

19th Century French hand carved wooden vitrine in Louis XV style. Very stable furniture with original glass doors and shelves in very authentic condition.

Wear on the feet, narrow but stable splits in the door panels from wood shrinkage.

Heavily carved to the doors and roundels to the sides. Moulded cornice, double stable style doors which split to reveal 4 fixed shelves providing 5 apertures for storage.

Measures: height 13", wide closed 13 1/4", depth 10 1/4", wide open 26" Condition: There are age-related stable cracks to both doors which do not detract from the authentic and fine...

Made in two parts, with a healthy and stable frame. Working doors as well as locks and key.

Various acceptable signs of age and use include a small nick on one door frame, stable crack on the wood below the label, scratchy patch on top of base cabinet, sporadic light scratc...

The cabinet stands on straight, slightly splayed legs, giving it a stable and robust presence. The doors are adorned with decorative, ironwork-style hinges that further emphasize the...

Restored, strong and stable; the doors open using brass pull knobs. Any scratches, cracks, dings, or age related separation are reflective of age and do not detract from the beauty n...

She had a sentinel and guard placed at the door of her stable. . . . The crowds that resorted to the Asinine palace were exceeding great,” (MacClintock, 1992, p. 4).

Fabulous oak stable door from an English country stately home.

A whimsical pair of rearing horses are painted in gray on diagonally-oriented wainscot-clad heavy pine doors. Originally installed in an old 1930s barn.

The front also features mullioned windows, stable door with a cat sat on the top, foliage, thatched roof and a tiny bird in its cage.

The front is fully glazed and much of the original glazing is in place and has nice rippling to the glass, the doors are in the stable door form and all open independently.

**Dutch Polychrome Kas: Exhibits substantial shrinkage, past restorations and repairs, losses, paint loss, scrubbing to the weathered finish, minor insect damage, mars and indication...

"(1) His earliest memories of his father's studio were when it was in the Holbein building in New York City -- above a stable and right next door to the studio of George Inness.

“The Stable door with Cow” by George Lance (1802-1864) Oil on Canvas.

Cast iron is an especially durable material and this piece lived for years above the doors to a stable on an estate in Deauville, France.This continues to be a unique example of nine...