Panelled oak door

A generous panelled door with a worn finish and the quiet proportions of an older building.

Object photograph from the SECOND FORM inventory

MATERIAL PASSPORT / OBJECT RECORD

TM–001

Available

MATERIAL TYPE

Oak

APPLICATIONS

Primary interior doors, suite thresholds, gallery partitions.

PRICE

Price on request

FINISH

Oiled oak, original panels retained

ERA / DATE

Early 20th century · attribution unverified

MATERIAL

Oak

DIMENSIONS

214 × 92 × 5 cm

ORIGIN

Continental Europe · early 20th century

PROVENANCE NOTE

Recorded as a continental European architectural door. Replace this demonstration note with the building, room and recovery date supported by your source records.

RESTORATION NOTES

Dry-clean first. Retain the worn finish, inspect both leaves and joints, then record every repair and replacement fixing.

INSTALLATION NOTES

Survey the opening, swing clearance, frame depth and hardware before specification. Installation should be designed by a qualified contractor.

CONDITION

Weathered surface; joinery to be inspected

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Panels within an arch

The rounded head gives this doorway its shape, while the smaller rectangular panels bring it back to a human scale. Darker edges and a worn lower surface make the timber read differently from panel to panel.

Record both leaves

For a real catalogue entry, measure each leaf and the complete opening. Include the arched head, frame and hardware in the record so a buyer knows exactly which parts are available.

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