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Railway Carriage Door C1910 with Art Nouveau Inspired Glass
William Morris Antiques
for sale €269     $292
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Railway Carriage Door C1910 with Art Nouveau Inspired Glass

1900 - 1920
Description

A 3rd class railway carriage door with removable glass window, showing art nouveau inspiration. All constructed from tropical hardwood timber possibly Mahogany.

Physical Dimensions
Height
190cm (74.80")
Width
70cm (27.56")
Depth
20cm (7.87")
Declaration

William Morris Antiques has dated this Antique Railway Carriage Door to the 1910s.

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SA1079226
Description
A 3rd class railway carriage door with removable glass window, showing art nouveau inspiration. All constructed from tropical hardwood timber possibly Mahogany.
Height
190cm (74.80")
Width
70cm (27.56")
Depth
20cm (7.87")
Date of Manufacture

William Morris Antiques has dated this Antique Railway Carriage Door to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1079226
William Morris Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2020

Jess william morris established himself in the antiques business in 1999 after being awarded an rics accredited fine art valuation degree

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An Edwardian painted wooden railway carriage door featuring a patterned glass panel, top ventilation louvres, and a lower panel hand-painted with the number three.
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Archive I An Edwardian painted wooden railway carriage door featuring a patterned glass panel, top ventilation louvres, and a lower panel hand-painted with the number three.

Railway Carriage Door C1910 with Art Nouveau Inspired Glass

Archive II An Edwardian painted wooden railway carriage door featuring a patterned glass panel, top ventilation louvres, and a lower panel hand-painted with the number three. View II
Archive III An Edwardian painted wooden railway carriage door featuring a patterned glass panel, top ventilation louvres, and a lower panel hand-painted with the number three. View III
Archive IV An Edwardian painted wooden railway carriage door featuring a patterned glass panel, top ventilation louvres, and a lower panel hand-painted with the number three. View IV
Archive V An Edwardian painted wooden railway carriage door featuring a patterned glass panel, top ventilation louvres, and a lower panel hand-painted with the number three. View V
Archive VI An Edwardian painted wooden railway carriage door featuring a patterned glass panel, top ventilation louvres, and a lower panel hand-painted with the number three. View VI
Archive VII An Edwardian painted wooden railway carriage door featuring a patterned glass panel, top ventilation louvres, and a lower panel hand-painted with the number three. View VII
Archive VIII An Edwardian painted wooden railway carriage door featuring a patterned glass panel, top ventilation louvres, and a lower panel hand-painted with the number three. View VIII
Archive IX An Edwardian painted wooden railway carriage door featuring a patterned glass panel, top ventilation louvres, and a lower panel hand-painted with the number three. View IX
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William Morris Antiques
Telephone 0800 324 7028
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115 St Georges Road
Brighton
East Sussex
BN2 1EA
United Kingdom
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An Edwardian painted wooden railway carriage door featuring a patterned glass panel, top ventilation louvres, and a lower panel hand-painted with the number three.
Railway carriage Door C1910 with Art Nouveau inspired glass
Ref: SA1079226
An Edwardian painted wooden railway carriage door featuring a patterned glass panel, top ventilation louvres, and a lower panel hand-painted with the number three.
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Railway carriage doors from the Edwardian era typically feature durable hardwood construction, integrated upper ventilation grilles, and glazed panels often decorated with etched or frosted Art Nouveau patterns. Lower panels were frequently painted with class numbers, such as third class, to guide passengers.

Carriages were predominantly built using dense hardwoods such as mahogany, teak, and pine for framing, combined with cast iron or brass fittings. Glazing consisted of toughened or thick patterned glass designed to withstand continuous movement.

Genuine period railway doors display heavy-duty joinery designed for transport use, original cutouts for specialized carriage locks, and hand-painted numerical or class markings. Wear around handle recess points and multi-layered historic paint coats are also common indicators.

These doors are frequently converted into sliding barn-style doors for pantries, bathrooms, or home offices. They can also be mounted as decorative wall panels or incorporated into custom partitioning screens.

Clean painted surfaces using a slightly damp microfibre cloth without harsh chemical detergents to protect historical paint layers. Timber sections can be treated with clear beeswax, while glass panels should be wiped with non-abrasive cleaners.
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