Its taken literally years to get around to restoring this door, Typical Glasgow tenement door . It measures just over 83 inches tall by 35 5/8 wide. It should really be painted as its made from Cedar ...

But the glass is new. Original 1930's doors a la bungalow style with quite attractive leaded glass top panels. We have 3 in two top shape and a fourth with a couple of broken panes of glass. Al...

Great pair of church doors dating to about 1904 with all the usual church y ironmongery, though for some reason I can't flatten the handle. Quite a Farrow and Ball paint job as well don't you think.

I'm doing this from home now that the warehouse is closed for as long as the coronavirus is our sole customer. These pics were taken for someone looking for glazed double doors who just wanted to see ...

Pair of heavy old oak doors from a 1920's building we're just finishing off up in Montrose. Fitted with 'georgian wire glass' which might well be strong but things of beauty they aren't. They ...

From a tenement in the Cathcart area of Glasgow, rather an unusual front door with what looks like a young lady reading an engrossing book, though its probably a bible or something. Its hard to get a ...

From a large house on the south side of Glasgow. 83 1/2 inches tall by 34 1/2 wide...

Heavy! these doors are a 2 man lift, and we're all quite strong down here. 2 available measuring 83 inches tall by a whopping 41 3/4wide. For some reason both doors have had one side trimmed by an inc...

Well this is certainly a first for me. Its a grand door faced with a thick walnut veneer which has a full length mirror on the reverse. The mirror has always been there as the beadings all match. It c...

Apparently these originally came from Jenners in Edinburgh. Lovely things with their original, very handsome brass bolts (alas the handles have disappeared over the years). Mahogany and they had pivot...

We never really see this, from the new town in Edinburgh where everything is listed, as it should be, unless, perhaps, you have an awful lot of money. These were found while clearing out an old mews c...

We've just bought a couple of these old Victorian doors from an old hospital. Not sure quite how easy they are going to be to sell, but sometimes I buy things for the yard just because I like them s...

Not our usual style of door but I took them in as I rather liked them, they came from a very grand Edinburgh new town house (the curse of having to replace with fire doors) and the fact that there are...

These really are terrific, and we have about 20 pairs. These all came from a very grand art deco block of houses near Whitecraigs in the south of the city. They are of douglas fir with deeply cut and ...

Good set of doors from a large municipal building. All yellow pine and some of them still have the old writing on the mid-rails saying, for example 'Ladies slipper bath' or Turkish bath' or even 'Sun ...

After many years in business, we've just realised that we've never had any pics of shutters on our site. we must have at least 40 pairs of shutters, ranging from 3 feet tall to almost 8 feet. You dont...

Huge door with Gesso decorations on one sidefrom an 1830's building. See details in image below. NB/ This door cannot be dipped as gesso work would be destroyed. Hand stripping or painting would be fi...

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