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19th century american victorian era painted heavy white oak wood raised panel door repurposed long ago for a recently shuttered restaurant
  • 19th century american victorian era painted heavy white oak wood raised panel door repurposed long ago for a recently shuttered restaurant
19th century american victorian era painted heavy white oak wood raised panel door repurposed long ago for a recently shuttered restaurant

19th century american victorian era painted heavy white oak wood raised panel door repurposed long ago for a recently shuttered restaurant

SKU: UR-16563-13
late 1880's american antique heavy oak wood residential entrance door likely fabricated by the foster-munger company, chicago, il. the uniquely configured raised panel door with a uniform chocolate brown paint finish, was repurposed long ago into a lavatory door (for a recently shuttered chicago restaurant) with a frosted inset panel containing the word "gentleman" hand-painted in black lettering. the door is both structurally sound and secure. original hardware (i.e., hinges and doorknobs) removed long ago. measures approximately 83 1/2 x 33 3/4 inches.

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