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Spanish Kitchen Swing Door Arts And Crafts Craftsman Style Oak 37 X 33
Spanish Kitchen Swing Door Arts And Crafts Craftsman Style Oak 37 X 33
Spanish Kitchen Swing Door Arts And Crafts Craftsman Style Oak 37 X 33
Spanish Kitchen Swing Door Arts And Crafts Craftsman Style Oak 37 X 33
Spanish Kitchen Swing Door Arts And Crafts Craftsman Style Oak 37 X 33
Spanish Kitchen Swing Door Arts And Crafts Craftsman Style Oak 37 X 33
Spanish Kitchen Swing Door Arts And Crafts Craftsman Style Oak 37 X 33
Spanish Kitchen Swing Door Arts And Crafts Craftsman Style Oak 37 X 33
Spanish Kitchen Swing Door Arts And Crafts Craftsman Style Oak 37 X 33
Spanish Kitchen Swing Door Arts And Crafts Craftsman Style Oak 37 X 33

Spanish Kitchen Swing Door Arts And Crafts Craftsman Style Oak 37 X 33

$ 501.6

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Material: Oak

    Description

    Spanish Kitchen Swing Door Arts And Crafts Craftsman Style Oak 37 X 33. This is such a beautiful door the interior has such great detail with amazing woodwork.
    It
    is very solid and heavy and considering it’s age in great condition. The only damage that I noticed was a few scratches here and there and a small split on the bottom left corner most likely from the pivoting Hardware. There is also a small hole next to the push plate what looks as though it was
    from
    Hardware and on the opposite side of the door a few small holes where a towel rack once was tried to capture all details in photos but the photos do not do the door justice from a home that was built in 1901 by a famous architect Joseph Cather Newsom prolific designer and builder of late-C19 . At the beginning (1878) he was building in the Eastlake or Stick style, then they turned to Colonial Queen Anne, boarded gables, gouty colonnettes and extreme ornamentation in what can only be described as an exuberant free style. then a flirtation with the Colonial Revival or Shingle style, the château style, the Georgian Colonial Revival, and Beaux-Arts Classicism. Later he turned to regional Mission Revival (based on Spanish Colonial architecture) and around 1900 to the Arts-and-Crafts style. Whatever style used, it was never guilty of restrain.
    All items the salvage by Erics architectural salvage of LA located at 1540 W. 6th St., Los Angeles, CA 90017.