Three Antique Victorian Pocket Doors - Circa 1890 Architectural Salvage

Description

Three gorgeous, five-panel Victorian pocket doors taken from a Washington, D.C., rowhouse built in 1895.
These are not your typical pocket doors -- each panel is beautifully constructed with six distinct ridges.
The doors, which we believe are Chestnut, feature the original hardware, including the windmill key (that works!) The doors will need a track and roller wheels if you want to hang them. One of the doors still has a wheel attached, which will make it easier to find others to match. That door will need a small patch repair at the top (as seen in photo below.) The doors have slight wear and tear but overall are in very good condition!
Dimensions are: 101 1/2" tall by 30 1/2" wide by 1 3/4" thick.
Selling ,000 for all three.