Stable Door

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

It is the lovely carved details and heavily paneled doors that draws one to this French oak

large wall unit is strong and stable.  Upper outer doors lock and open with key. Center upper display

will provide exceptional storage with an appealing configuration of drawers and doors. Restored, strong

fixed shelves. Professionally restored, this corner cabinet is strong and stable; all the doors are

strong and stable; all the doors are working well and the case has been finished with a natural wax

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

corner cabinet is strong and stable; all the doors are working well. Upper and lower lock and key still

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

Florence Mabel Hollams British, (1876-1963) At the Stable Door Oil on panel, signed Image size

. Sold in original used condition, doors are solid, stable. All nicks, rust, corrosion, abrasions

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

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

with a bridle, standing side on and facing a half open stable door to the right. Her head is shown

be seen a horse blanket hanging over the stable door with the letter ‘S’ embroidered on it. Although

stable door. The exquisite rendering of this idyllic setting is steeped in the rich heritage of the low

further along through the stable door. Although the name of Mike’s owner is not known, his initials (HBL

facing a stable door on the left. The horse is shown with his head half turned to reveal a distinctive

Academy. including such titles as: “A Grey Horse at a Stable Door”, “Launcelot, the winner of the great St

, the cabinet doors with a few stable age cracks, stains on the drawers and doors, well worn cabinet top

19th Century French hand carved wooden vitrine in Louis XV style. Very stable furniture with

stable splits in the door panels from wood shrinkage. The doors close easily and lock with an interior

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

with a slant front with double doors and a key. It opens to slots for changeable dates at the top

furniture in gustavian style, with a rounded front and fluted doors. Scraped to the original first layer of

signs of age and use include a small nick on one door frame, stable crack on the wood below the label

on straight, slightly splayed legs, giving it a stable and robust presence. The doors are adorned

This pine corner cabinet has lovely pane glass upper doors allowing beautiful display of any

curiosity of the public. She had a sentinel and guard placed at the door of her stable. . . . The crowds

Fabulous oak stable door from an English country stately home. Original beige paint, chain and

pine doors. Originally installed in an old 1930s barn.

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

glazing is in place and has nice rippling to the glass, the doors are in the stable door form and all open

and stable. The right door does not close properly; that may or may not be a function of an uneven

a stable and right next door to the studio of George Inness. No doubt he was instructed at his

“The Stable door with Cow” by George Lance (1802-1864) Oil on Canvas. Size: 54cm x 49cm 77cm x

piece lived for years above the doors to a stable on an estate in Deauville, France.This continues to be