Single 19th Century French Provincial Cupboard Door

A beautiful pair of provincial cupboard doors adorned with intricate hand-carved details. These doors, salvaged from a 19th-century home in the French countryside, are expertly craft...

A pair of reclaimed provincial cupboard doors with hand-carved details. Enclose a built-in cabinet with these charming doors to feel as if you’ve been transported to the French count...

19th-century French provincial wardrobe door with carved upper panel and grooved beveled trim detailing. Install in a new home to enclose a pantry or linen cupboard to instantly add ...

A pair of reclaimed flat panel cupboard doors with beveled trim details. Unpretentious, yet full of charm thanks to the time-worn patinated finish, these doors would enhance the look...

A pair of reclaimed provincial paneled cupboard doors with wonderful X-decoration details. Enclose a built-in cabinet with this charming pair of doors to feel as if you’ve been trans...

A pair of reclaimed paneled cupboard doors have grooved trim details. Enclose a built-in cabinet with this charming pair of doors to feel as if you’ve...

Pair of nineteenth century French Provincial stripped pine doors divided into three square panels and finished with iron hardware.

Set of six curved pine doors (four identical, plus another very similar pair). Sand-blasted and ready to be painted, varnished, waxed or used as they are.

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 French set of two doors, both singles, from the 19th century. These antique doors from France, though not meant to match up together (as in a pair of French-style doors) but are two near-identical single doors. Each door is comprised of two panels, with top being near-square in shape, over the lower rectangular raised panel. The new custom finish has a soft color palette of gray, blue and green hues. Both sides of the doors are paneled and painted, so these are a great option to place between living spaces. As with all of our doors, we recommend that a professional contractor be used for installation, and that our dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly. This set of 2 single French doors...

This walnut door origins from France, circa 1880.

This oak door origins from France, circa 1890.