Tabernacle Door

18th Century Italian Tabernacle Door Fragment. Unique piece that can go anywhere.

18th century Italian hand-carved and gilded tabernacle door adorned with baroque pearls. This door once belonged on a tabernacle which served the eucharist in a church.

18th century Italian gold gilded tabernacle door adorned with naturally forming baroque pearls.

This door once belonged on a tabernacle which served the eucharist in a historical Italian church.

A richly detailed Neo‑Gothic tabernacle door from France, dating to around 1880 and centred with an expressive gilded bronze relief of the Last Supper.

But, above all, we must compare it with a sanctuary door that is kept in the Lázaro Galdiano Museum in Madrid and with the door of the tabernacle of the main altar of the Parish Chur...

French 18th Century Religious wall decoration fragment of a monstrance reliquary featuring a carved and gilded sunburst on a wooden tabernacle plaque, fragment door. We see this exqu...

A scarce antique ecclesiastical architectural hand carved and painted wooden church - cathederal tabernacle door. 18th century or earlier, early Medieval European Romanesque Gothic...

A late 17th Century, antique Renaissance Tabernacle door made of hand crafted Walnut, in good condition.

Features 19th century Fine Carrara marble construction Gothic Revival design Original gilt bronze tabernacle door featuring the Agnus Dei Carved angel figures supporting a gilded cr...

Locks of this type are rarely found in chests of drawers and are more familiar to us from baroque top-mounted furniture for locking the drawers around the tabernacle door. The top p...

The lower section includes a slanted fall-front desk decorated with inlaid star marquetry, opening to a flat writing surface and a beautifully arranged theater interior with six draw...

This organized workspace features a central inlaid tabernacle door flanked by twelve small document drawers arranged in balanced columns, all fitted with tiny delicate pull knobs, si...

It contains a central "tabernacle" door flanked by vertical document pigeonholes and five small stationery drawers with delicate brass pulls.

The drop-front opens to reveal a fitted interior centered around a striking architectural arrangement of Gothic-inspired arches, flanked by six pigeonholes and small drawers, and anc...

Antique Gothic Bronze Wall Hanging Altar Door Tabernacle with Chalice (B). Item features heavy solid brass/bronze construction, chalice and rays of light cast design, very nice vinta...

Antique Gothic Bronze Wall Hanging Altar Door Tabernacle with Chalice (A). Item features heavy solid brass/bronze construction, chalice and rays of light cast design, very nice vinta...

Some very minor losses and repair work to the right central tabernacle door. Loss of one small panel on extreme bottom left.

It is the central tabernacle door that intrigues the most! It is inlayed with marquetry of walnut, mahogany, rosewood and satinwood to create a scene of a corridor with parquet or t...

Extracting the castle we find, at the rear right corner, a compartment with three drawers hidden by the vertical sliding of a poplar slat.It features twenty-one drawers, ten on the ...

Two compartments make up the tabernacle, each with an arching door adorned with a stellate flower (the smaller upper door has four petals, while the lower door has six petals).

It is also accompanied by a crescent-like design, possibly symbolizing resurrection or the Eucharist. The tabernacle has a single door, secured with a small cross-shaped key, signif...

The cabinet in two sections, the top with a curved architectural pediment, below is a curved door tabernacle cupboard, flanked by a pair of columns with gilt bronze bases and capitals.

The central tabernacle door has it’s original key and working lock.

A 1573 summary of the tabernacle also describes the original format for the door and relief panels, intended to be square in dimension.

Baroque secretary with three drawers and a serpentine front, featuring a fall-front writing surface and an upper tabernacle with a tall door and ten small drawers.

Fall drops down to a writing height of 29" and to provide access to the fully fitted interior of a double door lockable tabernacle, flanked each side by pigeon holes and drawers.

Inside, it reveals ten small drawers and a central tabernacle compartment. The two-door mirrored upper section is crowned with an intricately shaped, broken pediment.

The top section consists of 3 doors. A central; tabernacle style solid door which opens to reveal cubbie dividers for stationary, etc.