19th Century French Blue Provincial Boiserie Panel

Once enclosing a storage space, this old 2-panel door was reclaimed from a home in the French countryside. Featuring raised panels with grooved and beveled trim detailing, the lovely weathered “French blue” paint will infuse your home with provincial charm. Use to enclose a linen cupboard or pantry to instantly add a layer of unrivaled character that can’t be replicated with modern mass-produced doors. Salvaged in France, 19th century. The door is crafted from solid oak and is heavy. Both sides of the door featured the original “French blue” paint which has worn over the years showing a lovely patina. Original metal lock box...

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