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Interior Decoration > Doors
Oak Neo-Gothic double door (Reference 1397)
Neo-Gothic oak double door from the 19th century. The lower panels present a decor of vertical folds while the panels above are richly carved with Gothic inspired animals. Two powerfully carved phoenix affronte on either side of a gadroon vase, among scrolls of vegetables and garlands of stylized flowers. The vase bears a shield with initials. The composition is crowned by two fanciful animals with long curlicue tongs. This is a free adaptation of the Gothic style with its imaginary bestiary, of which gargoyles are a famous example.
Origin
France, 19th century
Dimensions
| Width | Height | Innerwidth | Innerheight | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4' 11'' | 9' '' ¼ | 4' 3'' ⅛ | 8' 5'' ⅝ |
Additional information
Same model as false pair of doors item 1399.
Condition
good condition










