Pair of sliding doors 100.8x234cm old

Pair of large sliding doors 100.8cm wide by 234cm high each. One side molded and panel with flat flowers, 5 panels, painted beige (and not yellow or pink as some photos suggest because of the brightness when shooting), the original raw back was never painted. This pair of doors is part of an imposing set of four exactly identical doors (see photos) that we have deliberately chosen to offer you in pairs (see our other products). This set totals more than 4m linear woodwork. These doors dating from the late nineteenth century, in fir, are paneled, molded, mounted with mortise studs and pegged. The carpentry is in perfect condition, note some slight snags or nail holes as well as small gaps in some corners, a collage was necessary on the left door as well as a graft (photo taken front and back). The paint has some gaps and splinters visible in the photos. Each door is equipped with its two original recessed brass handles. The bottom of the doors is profiled to slide on a rail on the ground using two casters each. They could now be easily mounted either in sliding doors on rail as originally or with any pocket system to make a dressing room, a passage, a false partition or of course be used as an element of woodwork, decoration or communication door... These beautiful doors with assertive moldings are perfectly straight, stored in shelter. Dimensions: 234cm high, 100.8cm wide and 3.2cm deep (21kg each).