Pair of antique translucent glass sliding doors

Pair of antique sliding glass doors, 92cm wide by 191 and 193cm high. One side is molded, 3 glazed panels, painted yellow, the back is painted beige. These doors dating from the beginning of the 20th century, in fir, are molded, mounted with mortise and tenon joints and pegged. The woodwork is in good condition, note a glued corner at the top left of the facade (visible in our photos), and missing putty on the back, the paint has some missing and chips 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 floor rail using two ball bearing systems each. They each have their original, authentic, granite and translucent glass. The glass parts measure 76cm wide by 56cm high. The two doors are 92cm wide on the front and 90cm on the inside (rebates), the one on the left has its upper rebate which has been cut, it therefore only measures 191.5cm on the left and 191cm on the right... The one on the right measures 193cm on the front. These wide doors with a height of a little more than 190cm must have originally been the doors of the upper part of a very large piece of trade furniture. We offer them to you in their discovered state, obviously cleaned as always, and will be able to study with the future buyer the cutting according to the desired installation. They could now be easily mounted either as a glass partition, why not horizontally and thus imagine nearly 4 linear meters of glass (and 92cm high), to separate a space while retaining the light, or as sliding doors not very high of course, on rail as originally or with any pocket system in order to create a dressing room, a passage, a false partition... Weight: 34kg per pair dimensions: 92cm wide, 191 and 193cm high, 3.2cm thick ref: 574.