19th Century French Walnut Door

A 19th Century Louis XV style walnut door from the Loire Valley. This two sided interior door is made of thick planks of solid walnut with hand carved scroll decoration typical of th...

A set of early 19th century French doors from a cabinet or cupboard, crafted of solid chestnut. Thick panels with beautiful hand-carved stylized floral motif and waxed patina. Decorative cast iron escutcheons and large hinges. Working lock and key. All original. Carved in the panel is the name of the women for whom this piece was commissioned, likely as a wedding gift as was the custom: Gabriela Gourmelén and the date, 1823. These salvaged doors may be used to create a stand alone cabinet or may be incorporated into custom kitchen cabinetry...

A pair of 19th Century English wrought iron decorative panels with black painted patina. Good quality iron work. Some paint loss. These are salvaged grilles from an old hotel elevato...

An early 19th century French commode made of solid walnut with an arbalète, or crossbow front and serpentine sides. Two deep dovetailed drawers with original bronze hardware. Locks a...

These beautiful walnut doors date back to the 1870s. Origin; Spain. These items are sold as a set.

Found in the South of France, this pair of 19th Century French Armoire Doors once graced a beautiful armoire that was made in the 1800's. Hand crafted from walnut, the doors display ...

Once used as a cellar door, this beautiful reclaimed 19th-century 2-panel French door would make a lovely pantry or linen door. The original “French blue” paint, grooved trim, and ra...

This oak door origins from France, circa 1890.