Antique Solid Bronze Three-Panel Gate

This classic early 1900's bronze pedestrian or garden gate door with central medallion and clean geometric lines is extremely heavy and shows the exq...

Antique French solid Cherry Wood 4-Panel Door. circa 1800's. Would be great utilized as a pantry door in a new or existing home, or it would even make an awesome console or p...

Architectural modern gates from a government installation. Set consist of 14 panels. Meticulously constructed from solid bar brushed aluminum stock with in...

Incredible Antique French solid Cherry Wood 4-Panel Door. Would be great utilized as a pantry door in a new or existing home, or it would even make an awes...

This ancient gate and door structure is a truly hard to find piece 100% hand forged - 5 panels and door. Dated to the 18th century, with original lock an...

Individually hand crafted Teak door in early 20th century. Industrial metal details. Two salvaged doors that have been barred together to make one larg...

Ancient door, walnut gate, carved with window-type opening and lozenge in relief, hand-built in the 19th century, retains original irons, from Turin (Italy), opening to push to the l...

Ancient entrance door or gate with turned columns, hand painted in gray green, beautiful patina and original iron vents, was in a patio covered in a 16th cen...

Early 20th Century antique wood entrance door with decorative iron panels and two opening glass door panels. This is a great door salvaged from ...

These massive, heavily paneled doors are even more impressive in person. The original red paint is chipped and distressed, adding to the authentic vintage nature of this pair of salvaged exterior doors. The aged paint may easily be stripped, taking the doors back to the raw wood which will also create a powerful impression with their sheer size and heft. This rare set of extremely large doors is part of a remarkable collection currently in our inventory; see other door listings for additional options while available. In the country side of 19th century Hungary, wealthy farmers had agricultural fields outside the villages but also had a large house in town. These houses often represented the wealth of the family. Their "house in town" would have a granary next to it as they needed to carry agricultural goods by large wagons from the countryside into the village. The doors and gates had to be very tall and wide to accommodate the large wagons, which is how this set of doors (just under 10' tall) was originally used. You will see the mail slot in the left door and vintage door handle...