ENGLISH OAK PANELED DOOR.

English oak paneled door with leaded glass. Recently removed from the Guildford Estate which was originally owned by the industrialist George W. Elkins. Guildford was built with 16th century and later

English oak paneled door. Recently removed from the Guildford Estate which was originally owned by the industrialist George W. Elkins. Guildford was built with 16th century and later English Tudor arc

English oak paneled door. Recently removed from the Guildford Estate which was originally owned by the industrialist George W. Elkins. Guildford was built with 16th century and later English Tudor arc

ANTIQUE ENGLISH OAK SMALL 2 PANELED DOOR CUPBOARD, APPROXIMATELY 9 IN X 25 IN X 19 IN H

English paneled oak door in frame. Frame Dimensions: 80" X 34" X 4" Door Dimensions: 75" X 30" X 1.75" Recently removed from the Guildford Estate which was originally owned by the industrialist George

English paneled oak door in frame. Frame Dimensions: 78" X 33" X 3.75" Door Dimensions: 75" X 30" X 2" Recently removed from the Guildford Estate which was originally owned by the industrialist George

English paneled oak door in frame. Frame Dimensions: 79" X 32.5" X 2" Door Dimensions: 75.5" X 30" X 2" Recently removed from the Guildford Estate which was originally owned by the industrialist Georg

English paneled oak door in frame. Frame Dimensions: 79.5" X 33.25" X 3.75" Door Dimensions: 75" X 30" X 1.75" Recently removed from the Guildford Estate which was originally owned by the industrialis

English paneled oak door. Recently removed from the Guildford Estate which was originally owned by the industrialist George W. Elkins. Guildford was built with 16th century and later English Tudor arc

(pair) English architectural paneled oak doors, late 19th/ early 20thc., having two window panes each, with brass handle, worn along bottom edges, approx 84.5"h, 22.25"w Start Price: $300.00

English oak cabinet, 19th c., having two paneled doors with carving opening to the shelved interior, rising on stretcher joined turned legs with turned feet, 46"h, 38.5"w, 17.25"d (2022) *Provenance:

British, 18th century, cabinet or spice box, oak throughout with paneled door set with brass hinges and escutcheon, opening to shelved interior, paneled case sides, rich, dark brown color 13-1/2 x 16

Barrel back, 19th century, new crown molding, 4 new hinges, tombstone paneled doors, pegged and cut nail construction, shaped shelves with unusual desk interior. Hidden door latch, 73.5 tall x 38.5 wi

Early 20th C, bun feet, paneled door lowers, 43.5 tall x 26 wide x 11.5 deep

English Oak Joined Mural Ventilated Livery Cupboard 17th Century and later The rectangular top above a flowerhead- and arch-carved frieze and a spindle-turned door and a paneled door between guilloche

An English Oak Corner Cabinet 19th century the molded projecting cornice above the conforming case fitted with a single paneled door. Height 37 1/2 x width 24 1/2 x depth 13 inches. Estimate $300-500

3 DRAWER, 2 DOOR ENLGISH OAK BUFFET WITH PANELED DOORS AND BACKSPLASH. GOOD CONDITION. 48" W x 22" D x 48" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

oak diamond shaped paneled doors, new hardware in front with hand forged acorn hinge on top (knob needs repair) piece measures 32.5" wide x 28" high x 19.5" deep

An English Oak Hanging Corner Cupboard, 18th Century, Molded cornice over paneled door. H: 37 W: 34 D: 15 in.

English oak two-part open top pewter cupboard, 18th c., with raised paneled doors. 85.75"h x 68.5"w x 20.5"d oa

English Oak Corner 1-Piece Corner Cabinet. 19th C. and Newer. Georgian style with cornice top over four paneled doors, painted barrel back interior with 2 fixed shelves. Originally built-in, with new

English oak display cabinet, 1930's, protruding rectangular top over two glass paneled doors, interior shelves, rising on stretcher joined twist legs with bun feet, 55"h, 36"w, 12"d Start Price: $200.

ENGLISH OAK HANGING CORNER CABINET, 19TH.C., H 44", L 31", D 19" Paneled doors opening to 3 interior shelves.

English oak court cupboard, 17th c., the upper part with bulbous supports and a stepped cornice over the geometrically carved frieze, two paneled doors, an open work surface over two frieze drawers an