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Circa 1900 Glazed Door Door
Browns Antiques and Reclamation
for sale €579     $629
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Circa 1900 Glazed Door Door

1900 - 1920
Description

Probably French. Bevel edge clear glass. Hand painted stained glass panel of a lady. Original brass handles and finger plate. Has had new wood planted top and bottom. Very solid and structurally sound door.

Physical Dimensions
Height
87cm (34.25")
Width
72.2cm (28.43")
Depth
4.5cm (1.77")
Declaration

Browns Antiques and Reclamation has dated this Art Nouveau Glazed Door to the 1900s.

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SA966499
Dealers Internal Reference
S-106
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Description
Probably French. Bevel edge clear glass. Hand painted stained glass panel of a lady. Original brass handles and finger plate. Has had new wood planted top and bottom. Very solid and structurally sound door.
Height
87cm (34.25")
Width
72.2cm (28.43")
Depth
4.5cm (1.77")
Date of Manufacture

Browns Antiques and Reclamation has dated this Art Nouveau Glazed Door to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA966499
Dealers Internal Ref
S-106
Browns Antiques and Reclamation
Sellingantiques verified Since Mar 2018

Antiques and reclamation

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An antique black painted timber door featuring an Art Nouveau leaded glass window with an amber border and a painted central portrait roundel.
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Archive I An antique black painted timber door featuring an Art Nouveau leaded glass window with an amber border and a painted central portrait roundel.

Circa 1900 Glazed Door Door

Archive II An antique black painted timber door featuring an Art Nouveau leaded glass window with an amber border and a painted central portrait roundel. View II
Archive III An antique black painted timber door featuring an Art Nouveau leaded glass window with an amber border and a painted central portrait roundel. View III
Archive IV An antique black painted timber door featuring an Art Nouveau leaded glass window with an amber border and a painted central portrait roundel. View IV
Archive V An antique black painted timber door featuring an Art Nouveau leaded glass window with an amber border and a painted central portrait roundel. View V
Archive VI An antique black painted timber door featuring an Art Nouveau leaded glass window with an amber border and a painted central portrait roundel. View VI
Archive VII An antique black painted timber door featuring an Art Nouveau leaded glass window with an amber border and a painted central portrait roundel. View VII
Archive VIII An antique black painted timber door featuring an Art Nouveau leaded glass window with an amber border and a painted central portrait roundel. View VIII
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Aller Cross Garage
Barnstaple Road
South Molton
Devon
EX36 3RD
United Kingdom
Verified Since Mar 2018
Items For Sale 160
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Browns Antiques and Reclamation
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Location: Aller Cross Garage, Barnstaple Road, South Molton, Devon, EX36 3RD, United Kingdom
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An antique black painted timber door featuring an Art Nouveau leaded glass window with an amber border and a painted central portrait roundel.
Circa 1900 Glazed Door Door
Ref: SA966499
An antique black painted timber door featuring an Art Nouveau leaded glass window with an amber border and a painted central portrait roundel.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Art Nouveau doors produced around 1900 are defined by organic lines, asymmetric curves, and leaded glass inserts. They frequently incorporate floral motifs, whiplash curves, and hand-painted portrait roundels executed on textured or coloured glass panels.

These doors were typically constructed from softwoods such as pine or hardwoods such as oak, assembled using mortise and tenon joinery. Glazed sections used mouth-blown sheet glass held together with channelled lead cames and soldered joints, often framed with brass or iron locksets.

Authentic period doors display slight irregularities in the thickness and texture of the glass, oxidation on the lead cames, and traditional mortise and tenon timber construction. Original cast brass or bronze handles and escutcheons will often show natural surface patination and historical wear around the keyhole.

An antique glazed door can be installed as a feature entrance to a pantry, en-suite bathroom, or home office to partition space while allowing natural light transfer. Alternatively, it can be mounted on a sliding barn-door mechanism or displayed as a static architectural wall panel.

Clean the glass using a soft cloth dampened with distilled water, avoiding harsh chemicals that can react with the lead cames or strip hand-painted details. Timber frames should be kept dry and maintained with suitable wood paste wax, while metal fittings benefit from gentle dusting to retain their natural patina.
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