Double glazed arched entrance door XIXth oak old grids

Imposing arched entrance door in solid oak, in the upper part 2 pairs of opening glass leaves. It measures 248.5cm high by 144.5 wide (73.5cm + 71 (73 with foliage)). Eighteenth style it dates from the nineteenth century. Massive and solid it has a painted oak and has been completely cleaned. Marks of use and time visible mainly on the façade at the junction between the 2 doors and in the lower part. The façade has a base and has three frames with greasy moldings. The top has for each leaf 2 wrought iron grilles, one on the first rectangular glazed part, and one adapted to the upper arched part, they are painted black and are in perfect condition. The original glass panels, covered with a print to obscure the interior, open from the inside by two small latches for the two large panes and by a latch for the arched glazing at the top allowing ventilation or conversation in complete safety. These latches are brass, it lacks the button of the one at the top left. The old glasses with characteristic reflections all have the same print, marked by time, it has gaps and defects, and two of the glasses are broken: the two large rectangular (on one slit at the top in the corner and on the other corner of the bottom (well photographed)). This door is equipped with bronze handles, a rose window on the front, and an old lock with a working key. The right fan has an imposing cremona with a highly decorated key, it allows the blocking of this leaf. It bears the initials rg, under the entrance of the key (absent) these are those of the house rémi garnier created in 1832 and still active. This double door is impressive, very well made, it will clearly need a refresh, and the result may be spectacular! 2 times 65kg, h248.5cm (before rounding 230cm), l144, 5cm, p4, 5cm nearly 8cm with moldings.

Ref. : 8JGQDE8W