Stock No. 36902

Reclaimed Pair of Edwardian Oak Doors For Glazing

Name: Reclaimed Pair of Edwardian Oak Doors For Glazing
SKU: 36902
Availability: InStock

This reclaimed unglazed pair of Edwardian oak doors dates back to circa 1900, sourced from a grade II listed building in Bristol’s old city. With a beautiful warm oak patina, enhanced by a French polish finish on one side, this reclaimed set of doors will make a smart addition to any property, the large empty…

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£3,975.00

Dimensions

Depth: 5cm1.97in

Width: 180cm70.87in

Height: 259cm101.97in

Weight: 70kg154.32lbs

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Condition Report

Grooved on the permitter for a smoke shield. One stripped face one French polished. Unglazed. Previously hung on pivots. Various historic repairs and small losses, Cutouts for shoot bolts.

Wear

Wear consistent with age and use. Minor losses, scuffs, and scratches.

Date of Manufacture

Circa 1900

Maker

Unknown

Material

Oak, Timber, Wood

Origin

England

Period

Early 20th Century

Style

Edwardian, Victorian

Description
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About this piece

This reclaimed unglazed pair of Edwardian oak doors dates back to circa 1900, sourced from a grade II listed building in Bristol’s old city.

With a beautiful warm oak patina, enhanced by a French polish finish on one side, this reclaimed set of doors will make a smart addition to any property, the large empty panes allow for bespoke glazing of your choosing. The doors are ideally suited to indoor use but would also be suitable in a sheltered outdoor setting.

This antique pair of doors are one of several we have available that were once housed in a Bristol grade II listed building dating back to 1792, originally the home of a wealthy family.

Additional Dimensions

The doors are 89.5cm and 90.5cm wide.

Additional information

Weight	70 kg
Dimensions	5 × 180 × 259 cm
Date of Manufacture	Circa 1900
Maker	Unknown
Material	Oak, Timber, Wood
Origin	England
Period	Early 20th Century

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