DE1008 A RECLAIMED OAK FRONT / EXTERNAL GLAZED DOOR C.1930s

A handsome, reclaimed, oak door with a glazed panel, dating to C.1930s. The door has a traditional design with recessed panels with chamfered edges. The door has decorative irons studs. The top of the door has a small panel, glazed with pretty glass with a flower design. The door has an iron letter plate with knocker. The oak has a dark varnished finish. There is a large lock and a smaller lock at the base of the door but there are no keys and therefore the locks will need replacing. The base of the door has a weather strip. 

The door is in good condition with some signs of age and wear, as expected of reclaimed items. There is a very slight bow of 3mm approx over the whole length of the door but it is not twisted from corner to corner. Please contact us if you require any further information about this. There are some small scratches and marks to the varnished finish and there is a small gouge near the lock. The oak has some small knocks. The door has had some filler applied to a hole. One of the metal studs is missing. The hinges have slight tarnish. The door height and width may need slight levelling. The letter plate has some wear to the paint finish. Please see pictures for the door condition details. The door has a handsome traditional appearance and it would make a nice addition to a home. 

Width 86.1cm - 86.3cm (861mm - 863mm)

Height 207.6cm - 208.3cm (2076mm - 2083mm)

Thickness 4.7cm (47mm)