19th/20th century glazed oak door

This elegant double solid wood door is a remarkable example of the Art Nouveau style, typical of the 1900s and 1910s. Its structure is distinguished by a large opalescent pane, framed by sculpted jambs with harmoniously curved lines. The symmetrical composition is based on a balanced combination of square panes in the lower section and large curved glass panels in the upper section, forming a light, arched pattern. Crafted from a fine wood with its grain still visible despite the wear and tear of time, this door was likely intended for a veranda, a winter garden, or a bright reception room. It retains all the nobility of its era, combining craftsmanship and decorative refinement. A! This door is a double-leaf door, dimensions suitable for a single leaf. A custom frame is available (contact us).