18th Century Studded Farm Door from France

Taken from a prison in Romans-Sur-Isere, France, this porte cachot (dungeon door) has an exterior façade that is embellished with hundreds of iron nailheads arranged in 32 rows. The three inch thick door...

This hand carved wooden overdoor dates to the early 1700s as shown by its main motif at the center. It is called a bat’s wing motif and was used on furniture during the Regence Period, 1700-1723. It is centered within a stylized cartouche, being held by two draped cherubs, one on either side. The shaped base is decorated with C-Scroll motifs. Overdoors were used most often in wooden paneled rooms...

Known in French as a "penture", this pair of irons date to approximately the late 15th century. They come from a lot of door and shutter hardware that...

Originally part of an antique armoire, these oak doors were hand carved in France during the 1600s. The beautiful doors are rectilinear in theme, with ...

These monumental arched antique door shutters were salvaged from a 19th century French chateau. They would have been on the ground floor, attached...

This hand carved seated cherub is of a nice size at nearly 23 inches tall. The cherub is holding a piece of draped cloth in front of its chest and still has both wings intact. The sc...

A very handsome mid-18th century entry door from Northern Italy. Wonderfully constructed from solid chestnut with stunning carving details and iron ...

This 17th Century Door with Iron details would look wonderful as a piece of sculpture on a wall. Hard to find pieces this old with this much character!

A beautiful pair of French linenfold carved doors from the 19th century. This pair of French three-panel doors each feature a sweetly carved linenfold...

A single Turkish wooden door with rustic hand-carved embellishments from the 19th century. This antique door from Turkey has a simple and bucolic feel to it, with hand-carved circular and line patterns lightly decorating its front, along with the original iron hardware and thick nail heads. The door is shorter than a standard door height, as it is approximately 4.75 feet tall. The wood has a lovely old patina, with areas of wood loss and wear, which beautifully showcases its rich history and prior use. As with any of our antique doors, we strongly advise that you consult with your contractor or architect to discuss the necessary measurements and hardware to make this piece work for your project. This 19th century Turkish door would be a great option for a custom cabinet or pantry door...

A single Turkish decoratively carved wooden door from the 19th century. This antique door from Turkey has a rustically decorated front side which has been ornately adorn in a carved geometric design, with a larger and two smaller panels that have hand-carved embellishments in moon and star motifs. The door is shorter than a standard door height, as it is just over 6 feet tall. The wood has a lovely old patina, with areas of wood loss and wear, which beautifully showcases its rich history and prior use. As with any of our antique doors, we strongly advise that you consult with your contractor or architect to discuss the necessary measurements and hardware to make this piece work for your project. This 19th century Turkish carved-wood door would be a great option for a custom cabinet or pantry door...

N.2 antique doors in poplar, hand-lacquered with geometric shapes, highlighting the molure and cherubs painted in the central panel, floral painting in ...