Early 1800's Jaisalmer Carved Teak Doors
Pasadena, CA · Reported available
- Period
Antique, early 1800s
- Dimensions
Width 42.5 in × Height 74 in × Depth 3 in
- Measurements (dealer text)
42.5"(W) x 3"(D) x 74"(H), 79" with finial posts Color: Honey brown carved front, dark oxidized back
- Materials
- Condition
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Aged patina and wear consistent with age. Plain oxidized back with nail heads. Sold as found. This pair of antique Jaisalmer carved teak doors dates to the early 1800s and measures 42.5 inches wide, 3 inches deep and 74 inches tall, or 79 inches with the finial posts. The front is finely carved in a grid of raised square panels, and the back is plain, oxidized and studded with nail heads. The pair suits entries, living rooms and dining rooms for interior designers and collectors who want an authentic Rajasthani architectural piece. Q&A 1. Which side of these doors is the front? The front is the finely carved face, a grid of raised square panels in a honey tone. The back is the plain, primitive face, with a dark oxidized finish and visible nail heads. 2. How should I display antique teak doors like these? Mount them as a pair of doors, hang them on a wall as carved panels or lean them in an entry. Because they are solid teak, plan a secure mount or a stable stand. (Requires White Glove Delivery) **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio
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The carving is what stops you. A finely carved grid of raised square panels covers the front of each door, its oxidized brown tone deepened by two centuries of handling. Turn the doors around and the back is plain and primitive, a dark oxidized surface studded with nail heads that show how they were built. Carved teak doors like these were made in Jaisalmer, in Rajasthan, in the early 1800s. At 42.5 inches wide and 74 inches tall, with finial posts that rise to 79 inches, this pair of antique Jaisalmer doors is a serious architectural piece. Mount them as a pair of doors, hang them on a wall as carved panels, or lean them in an entry where the grid can be seen from across the room. The carved face gives a plain wall depth, and the rough back keeps them honest. Specifications Era: Antique, early 1800s Origin: Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India Material: Teak with metal nail heads Size: 42.5"(W) x 3"(D) x 74"(H), 79" with finial posts Color: Honey brown carved front, dark oxidized back Condition: Aged patina and wear consistent with age. Plain oxidized back with nail heads. Sold as found. This pair of antique Jaisalmer carved teak doors dates to the early 1800s and measures 42.5 inches wide, 3 inches deep and 74 inches tall, or 79 inches with the finial posts. The front is finely carved in a grid of raised square panels, and the back is plain, oxidized and studded with nail heads. The pair suits entries, living rooms and dining rooms for interior designers and collectors who want an authentic Rajasthani architectural piece. Q&A 1. Which side of these doors is the front? The front is the finely carved face, a grid of raised square panels in a honey tone. The back is the plain, primitive face, with a dark oxidized finish and visible nail heads. 2. How should I display antique teak doors like these? Mount them as a pair of doors, hang them on a wall as carved panels or lean them in an entry. Because they are solid teak, plan a secure mount or a stable stand. (Requires White Glove Delivery) **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio
Dealer notes
The carving is what stops you. A finely carved grid of raised square panels covers the front of each door, its oxidized brown tone deepened by two centuries of handling. Turn the doors around and the back is plain and primitive, a dark oxidized surface studded with nail heads that show how they were built. Carved teak doors like these were made in Jaisalmer, in Rajasthan, in the early 1800s. At 42.5 inches wide and 74 inches tall, with finial posts that rise to 79 inches, this pair of antique Jaisalmer doors is a serious architectural piece. Mount them as a pair of doors, hang them on a wall as carved panels, or lean them in an entry where the grid can be seen from across the room. The carved face gives a plain wall depth, and the rough back keeps them honest. Specifications Era: Antique, early 1800s Origin: Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India Material: Teak with metal nail heads Size: 42.5"(W) x 3"(D) x 74"(H), 79" with finial posts Color: Honey brown carved front, dark oxidized back Condition: Aged patina and wear consistent with age. Plain oxidized back with nail heads. Sold as found. This pair of antique Jaisalmer carved teak doors dates to the early 1800s and measures 42.5 inches wide, 3 inches deep and 74 inches tall, or 79 inches with the finial posts. The front is finely carved in a grid of raised square panels, and the back is plain, oxidized and studded with nail heads. The pair suits entries, living rooms and dining rooms for interior designers and collectors who want an authentic Rajasthani architectural piece. Q&A 1. Which side of these doors is the front? The front is the finely carved face, a grid of raised square panels in a honey tone. The back is the plain, primitive face, with a dark oxidized finish and visible nail heads. 2. How should I display antique teak doors like these? Mount them as a pair of doors, hang them on a wall as carved panels or lean them in an entry. Because they are solid teak, plan a secure mount or a stable stand. (Requires White Glove Delivery) **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio
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