Pair of old openwork shutters

Pair (1) of large painted fir shutters (h168cm X l109.5cm) late eighteenth early nineteenth. Classic assembly with vertical boards on the façade that are lined horizontally on the inside, openwork in the upper part. The carpentry is in good condition except the angle at the bottom left (when looking at the facade), this defect is also found on the inner part. The red, vermilion paint remained shiny on the inside and became completely matte on the outside, insolated and chipped. This pair is equipped with its hinges with hinges on the front, its cremona and espagnolette as well as its two counter-wind hooks on the inner part with their rings, these bars are screwed on two diamond plates (the one on the right screwed into the damaged carpentry does not hold very well, enough for a decorative effect, but to be restored to be reused as shutters...). We have to date a second pair of similar shutters, they can of course regain their initial function or be diverted into an object of authentic decoration. The first two photos (not counting the cropped photo) are the front and back. Weight of the pair: 39kg. Dimensions: 168cm high, 109.5cm wide and 3.8cm thick (excluding hardware).

Ref. : A984JWU7