DI0882 RECLAIMED 6 PANEL PITCH PINE INTERNAL DOOR C.1930s

A very attractive, reclaimed, pitch pine door suitable for internal use. The door is very heavy and well made and is in the Georgian revival style and dates to C.1930. The door has six recessed panels with mouldings and the panels are made of a pitch pine veneer with a striking scrolling wood grain, laid over what we believe to be ply. The door has had a high shine varnished finish on one side that highlights the wood grain and the deep colour of the pitch pine. The other side of the door has been painted white. The varnish and paint have flaking, chipping and wear and you may wish to sand and re-finish the door to suit. The door is in solid reclaimed condition with some signs of wear and some damage, as expected. The door has some holes and marks from hardware removal and there are some shadows left from finger plates. The door has some knocks, notches and chips, especially to the edges and sides. The door has had a patch repair to a circular hardware hole. One panel has a hole drilled into it. Please contact us to discuss the possibilities of filling or patch repairing the hole. The varnished and paint finishes have some flaking and wear and there are some scratches and marks. The painted side has a gouge. The door height will need some levelling. The hinges have tarnish. Please see pictures for condition details. The door is a very nice item with the very unusual and attractive grain of the veneer panels, making the door an ideal show piece for the home.

Width 91.1cm (911mm) approx

Height 202.6cm - 204.2cm (2026mm - 2042mm) 

Thickness 4.9cm (49mm)