Four Nickel Plated Art Deco Elevator Doors

A large four door enfilade or buffet, fashioned out of solid elm burrs. The wood has been matchbooked on the sides, doors and top to charming effect, especially where the grain forms upside down hearts on two of the doors. Wonderful color and patina throughout, and lovely natural graining and knotholes on the top, shown in thumbnails. a piece with real visual impact and a very good example of French country furniture...

Practical size for holding papers or some firewood, but most notable for the very fine marquetry work, and the color and patina. Very attractive piece for storage. Any minor losses ...

A very stylish Art Deco clock. Intricate marquetry along the top and bottom of the piece and around the clock face. Original brass key and interior works. Long running and quite accu...

Stunning. The zig-zag marquetry pattern features many wood specimens in an intricately arranged, light and dark play of style and drama. The burr yew is particularly lovely. The bea...

A charming country cupboard in honey colored pine with good faux bamboo details. Two roomy drawers at the top, with a single non adjustable shelf in the cupboard. Note: This piece ap...

A stately Louis Philippe style walnut buffet with charming faux bamboo mouldings and edge, and a suprpising flip top! Beautiful walnut color, grain and patina. The top flips up to ...

Presenting a gorgeous set of 3 Art Deco glass door handles with plates. Amazingly complete set! Probably made in the US circa 1925-30. These ar...

Presenting a gorgeous and unique pair of art nouveau hand beaten bronze door push plates. Each being 13.5 inches long. Probably made in the US c...

Art Deco interior door, single door with colored glass and frame with opening sides also in colored glass, built in larch wood, in the early 19...

Beautiful pair of huge French modernist Art Deco door handles designed and executed in the 1920s to 1930s in France most probably by Jacques Adnet in cooperation with Baccarat France...

Presenting a gorgeous and unique set of 9 Art Nouveau hand beaten bronze door handles with plates. Amazingly complete set! Probably made in the US circa 1910 and most definitely influenced by the English New Lyn School of Arts and Crafts Era hand-beaten copper pieces. These are without doubt Art Nouveau in style and from the period. They were salvaged from a Mansion in Dallas that was built in 1929. We are of the opinion that these were ‘custom made’ pieces. They are unmarked and unsigned and they appear to be made of bronze with a brass and copper mix. The Set consists of: 6 double sided classic door handles/knobs with central lock pin – suitable for door of a minimum of 1.5 inches thick but can accommodate thicker door. Each of these 6 also come with their original back plates (x12) and keyhole covers (x12) for either side of the door. 2 handles/knobs with central lock pin but with small knob on backside- suitable for door of a minimum of 1.5 inches thick but can accommodate thicker door. This pair also has their original (front) back plates and a Yale back plate on the rear. 1 double sided turning door handles/knobs with turning central lock pin – suitable for door of a minimum of 1.5 inches thick but can accommodate thicker door. This also comes with it’s original back plates (x2). 1 Spare Keyhole cover, 2 spare back plates, 1 Spare plain Bronze Turning Knob with pin and 2 spare Hand-beaten Bronze Turning Knobs with pins. TOTAL OF 63 PIECES! These were originally used in the Mansion we rescued them from, with Yale Mortice Locks (a number of which we have listed separately in this category). The fact that they are hand beaten bronze, is highly unusual in itself as most of these types of pieces were copper. Also, we rescued these from the now demolished Mansion along with the UNIQUE hand beaten Bronze Door Straps...

A set of 10 brass door finger plates by Hopes, with dentil border. Back marked: HOPES 883 13 1/3" x 2 3/4".