Used Panel Doors

Antique interior door, lacquered wood with two doors and internal painted panels, original from the 18th century and from Umbria (Italy).

This unglazed 9-panel pine front door was reclaimed from an English church.

A large antique Tudor style arched door with 15-panels to either side dating to the mid-19th century.

A charming mid-18th century Georgian interior oak door with 2-panel construction and butterfly hinges, reclaimed from a property in Ludlow.

This is an antique Japanese bamboo door. It is from the Meiji period (1860s-1900s).

This is an antique Japanese bamboo door. It is from the Meiji period (1860s-1900s).

This is an antique Japanese bamboo door. It is from the Meiji period (1860s-1900s).

This is an antique Japanese bamboo door. It is from the Meiji period (1860s-1900s).

A handsome late 19th century antique panelled oak door, fitted with two arched panes of textured glass; one of four similar doors we have for sale.

A handsome late 19th century Victorian panelled oak door, fitted with two arched panes of obscured glass; one of four similar doors we have for sale.

Partial Single Door Panel French Rustic Mesquite 17 w x 44.5 h, door 35 x 2.25 Unrestored vintage Refer to images

A smart reclaimed 2-panel Georgian style internal door dating from the 1890s.

It is unusual to find panels such as this with a full matching scene, making these doors quite the find.

Antique Door in solid walnut wood, composed of two leaves with carved panels, without frame, original from the 18th century.

A large antique 12 panel mahogany door suitable for interior use. At over 100 years old, this impressive English antique door has stood the test of time, showcasing a handsome polish...

Entrance door in walnut wood, single-leaf main door with 5 carved wavy panels with typical period tile, Complete with knocker, hinges (push right) and original lock (to be overhauled...

They are a very impressive set of doors and would be perfect for an exterior or interior opening or as panels.

Antique Factory Paneled Wood Windows to be used as Windows or Doors, Spain, 1930s-1940s.

These doors were likely once used as external doors but are now more suited to being tall cupboard or wardrobe doors thanks to their mirrored panels.

Ancient antique old interior door, carved with decorated panels with a baroque motif and glass in the upper part, without a frame or irons, so it can be installed both sliding and on...

A pair of custom carved Louis XVI style parcel-gilt door panels carved on both sides.

A Spanish pair of geometric panel motif carved wood doors from the 18th century.

A pair of striking Art Deco iron door panels, each featuring a bold stylized fountain or fan motif of elongated, gently curving fronds rising from a scrolled base of concentric spira...

Each door is comprised of two panels, with top being near-square in shape, over the lower rectangular raised panel.

Dimensions: • Arched window panels (each): 33.25" W x 37.25" H x 2" D • Square window panels (each): 33.25" W x 34.75" H x 1.75" D • White doors with pink trim (each): 33" W x 72" H ...

German door panel from the 1970s exemplifies Brutalist design philosophy through cast aluminum construction and heavily textured surfaces.

Antique single-leaf walnut door with six carved rectangular panels. Originally frameless, it can also be used as a panel or sliding door.

Antique small door, walnut panel, richly inlaid in light wood with baroque motifs, original from the 18th century, Italian origin, panel with a historical taste, elegant and refined,...

Flower design. The panel can be retrofitted to make a custom door. Please inquiry for custom built door design.

Antique double-leaf door in lacquered wood, painted panels, smooth lacquered back, with a simpler finish.

Antique double-leaf door in lacquered wood, painted panels, back also smooth lacquered and painted, Push opening but without frame as it is mounted directly on the wall, original fro...

Antique double-leaf door made of solid wood, with a sober and elegant design characterized by panels framed with geometric carvings in the shape of rhombuses and diamonds.

Designed with solid wood panels instead of lattice windows, these door panels were likely installed facing the street, used to protect the home rather than provide decoration.

This set of tall mahogany Art Deco double doors were originally a pair of fixed panels either side of an entranceway.

Antique single-leaf interior door, with 3 carved panels with a baroque geometric motif, built in solid walnut wood, smooth back and without hinges, therefore with the possibility of ...

Antique double door in walnut wood, composed of two paneled leaves, originating in Italy (Piedmont), original from the 1700s.

Incredible 1960’s carved redwood panels for entry doors by Evelyn and Jerome Ackerman.

Brutalist cast aluminum door panel with handle in anodized bronze / copper finish made in Belgium in 1970’s.

We currently have three similar doors and two panels available.

Ancient internal wooden door, single door with hand-sculpted panels with diamond-shaped tiles, in precious solid walnut wood with patina, from Piedmont (Italy), from the 1600s, smoot...

Yellow lacquered door with panels carved with typical cobweb tile, hand-built in the 19th century, from Genoa (Italy), in excellent condition, finished back but in a different color,...

A fantastic set of very large Georgian style 6-panel pine double doors, ideal for use as room dividing doors in a traditional townhouse or country manor with generously high ceilings.

The front of the door has numerous rows of deeply recessed geometric panels surrounded by an intricate frame adorned with foliage and florets in the upper corner.

A weathered two-panel South Asian teakwood temple or haveli door, mostly likely from India or Indonesia.

These doors were salvaged in northern France. Made from oak, they currently have a painted finish. The wrought iron monograms can be removed if required.

Ideal as doors for built-in wardrobes, panels or as sliding doors.

A large cast aluminum door panel from the 1960s. Its design, in the Brutalist style, shows a clear influence from the sculptural metalwork associated with Paul Evans.

Pair of oak doors, antique wardrobe door with carved panels with geometric decorations such as diamond and round, originating from Italy and original from the early 18th century.

Antique double door, made of solid chestnut and poplar wood with 6 carved panels and smooth back.

Large oversized exterior entrance door with eight raised panels. It's a great door because of its size 43"1/2" x 91" and having 8 raised panels.

Antique interior door in solid walnut wood, arched at the top, composed of two doors with carved panels, original from the 18th century, from Turin (Italy).

Sliding wooden doors designed by Charlotte Perriand, featuring a harmonious balance of proportion and material. An architectural element that reflects her pursuit of simplicity and f...

Set of three antique double doors, lacquered and finely painted, with smooth backs and single-color lacquer. All in their original patina (original colors), in good condition, with w...

Each door features 6 panel construction to both the front and the back with a stripped finish, ready for staining or waxing as desired.

Pair of stunning stripped 19th century French doors with wrought iron, featuring bold molded detail framing the lower panels as well as the intricate wrought iron inserts, which open...

For your consideration, a radiant sunburst door panel or room divider screen. Mexican modernism.

Early 20th century pair of antique doors with deep panels, a great look. This is a nice pair of doors that would look great sliding on a track between two rooms.

Ancient main door, carved by hand in solid walnut wood with six panels, built in the 19th century for a noble palace as an entrance to their home in the historic center, maximum size...

Ancient single door in carved walnut, with six panels and period design, built entirely by hand in the 18th century for a palace in Italy.

Antique Antique Door in walnut wood, two doors with carved panels, original from the 18th century, from Piedmont (Italy).