1880s Arched Walnut Brownstone Entry Double Doors with Frosted Glass & Hardware

This early 20th Century American concentric bronze door knob set is part of the M-18100 group. The set includes two knobs with a matching spindle, one exterio...

Make a grand entrance with our vintage polished brass entry door pull. Complete with a lock insert and thumb latch, its polished finish exudes eleganc...

These pine painted white six pane double doors exude classic charm. Their reversible side showcases a tasteful orange pink color paint on one side, adding a unique and vibrant touch ...

Early 20th century pair of extra thick solid walnut doors. Each door features a hand carved cartouche in front. One lower panel was replaced with glass. Priced as a pair. Please note...

A matched pair of tall (10-foot high) doors salvaged from a commercial building in Washington State. Dating from the 1880s, these solid wood doors ret...

Model HNRWEDA Radial walnut and starburst. Made to order by History Never Repeats LLC. Designed by Aaron Saxton & Maria Armada. Custom produced double doors for 60" wide entrances to...

Model HNRWSE Radial sunburst atomic Made to order by History Never Repeats LLC. Designed by Aaron Saxton & Maria Armada. Custom produced and size can be varied for each order from 24" to 47" wide and up to 120" tall. Model shown is recently produced and is as shown 43" wide and 80" tall. This particular door is priced differently from all others we produce (see separate listings) due to the radial walnut being a special order item requiring considerable work, see other listings for all other models. The radial pattern is on both sides and is the most difficult door we have that we produce ad compliments the starburst bar pattern. Highest quality construction with the best hinges, woods and hardware that can be used. All hand made. This is for use as either interior (conversion varnish is used) and is produced for an external door...

Pair of grand-scale arched glass paneled double doors. Contains (mostly) original glass plates (one missing, the second broken) Constructed, circa 1910 in...