Door Frame, Period Neoclassical Door Surround From The Restoration Era, Circa 1820—lacquered Wood
A wood paneled door surround designed to be mounted on a door frame; it consists of a neoclassical capital and two side columns with Corinthian capitals. Carved and lacquered wood, Empire style from the Restoration period, circa 1820.
This elegant neoclassical decorative accessory has several possible uses: as a door frame, as shown in the photo, or as a trumeau frame, or even as a cabinet frame. The vertical posts of the columns are modern; they can be replaced with new ones found at a home improvement store, allowing for complete flexibility in height.
Dimensions
Width of the capital: 139 cm
Maximum door width to fit between the two columns: 90 cm
Total height of the assembly shown in the photo: 227 cm
Usable height for the door as shown in the photo: 189 cm
This elegant neoclassical decorative accessory has several possible uses: as a door frame, as shown in the photo, or as a trumeau frame, or even as a cabinet frame. The vertical posts of the columns are modern; they can be replaced with new ones found at a home improvement store, allowing for complete flexibility in height.
Dimensions
Width of the capital: 139 cm
Maximum door width to fit between the two columns: 90 cm
Total height of the assembly shown in the photo: 227 cm
Usable height for the door as shown in the photo: 189 cm
650 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Good condition
Material: Painted wood
Reference (ID): 1808199
Availability: In stock
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