Entrance door H233xW130cm 19th century, oak glass and grilles, old

Large front door from the end of the 19th century, in solid oak, pushing straight, with two leaves. The right leaf (semi-fixed) 43.5cm wide can be blocked in fixed part using top and bottom cleats with brass handles. The left leaf measures 85cm wide inside, 86cm outside. This wide 86cm door thus allows to maintain a wide entrance on a daily basis, and at the same time to be able to increase if necessary the size of the passage by freeing the semi-fixed leaf. Massive and solid, this door is made of mahogany-tinted varnished oak. The whole oak is in very good condition, solid, some minor dents, scratches, visible in our photos, old traces of wood-eating insects obviously treated. The lower part has a base and carved and molded panels, with its molded plinth. The upper part has a large glass part allowing a bright entrance. It is composed of 3 identical wrought iron grilles (115cm high by 34.5cm wide), painted black, and is fitted with two translucent, granite-like glasses, on the 3 initial ones (117cm high by 36cm wide). We decided not to replace the missing glass, thus leaving the choice to the purchaser depending on the desired use, to pass the whole thing in double glazing, or in another style of glasses. A "modern" security lock which was placed under the original handle was removed, traces visible on the photos. This original handle, from the gollot brand: wooden cane beak lock, is fitted with its pin allowing the locking of the pen and therefore the opening of the door from the inside. This door can obviously be imagined stripped, revarnished or why not painted in the desired color! Weight: 92kg. Dimensions: 233cm high, 130cm wide and 4.8cm thick and 8cm in total at the plinth (door 86cm wide, the small leaf measures 234cm high, 4.4cm thick and 7.6 with the plinth).