With works mainly in oak and pine, our large collection of French, British, and American doors offers a rich array of styles including Louis XIV, Louis XV, Louis XIV, Directoire, Georgian, and Arts and Crafts.
Note: The items displayed here a represent only a sample of our larger collection, which can be viewed in its entirety at our Atlanta showroom
An English oak carved linenfold door with six panels, circa 1860.
A 19th century parcel gilt French trumeau with a keyed frame frame of ebonized wood, circa 1860.
Late 19th century Louis XVI style French pine door with scalloped panels, circa 1890.
A turn-of-the-century English three panel pine front door, circa 1900.
Raised panel ladder pine with glazed top half, circa 1900.
French oak door from Mâcon, circa 1890.
19th century French oak door.
Walnut paneled French doors featuring on one side, Louis XV transitional rocaille style, and on the other, scalloped panels. Circa 1890.
A pair of turn-of-the-century American pine French doors with twelve lites, circa 1900.
A pair of French 18th Century doors comprising pine T&G panels and oak rails from Saône-et-Loire.
