Windows & Doors

A beautiful 19th century Indian haveli door with original hand-forged iron straps and nail heads. This antique door comes with its original frame with fine decorative all around. The door frame has a miniature Ganesha carving in the center of the over-door and retains traces of its original painted finish. This antique Indian door was made from teak and has a sun bleached finish.

Built as a palace entrance, this pair of massive antique double doors were made from teak. This pair of large 19th century doors were originally used as gateway doors for a haveli in Pondicherry, India. Doors of this size and craftsmanship were see in havelis during the 16th-19th centuries. These antique Indian door feature a carved front, with an iron grill above and an oxidized finish. This amazing door has a small wicket gate, which was used as the daily door for people to walk in.

A breathtaking door panel with a beautiful see-through floral and geometric jali motif. This door panel are inspired by ancient architectural doors and facades found in Gujarat, India. This large Indian door has a beautiful fleur-dy-lys arch design on top and geometric see-through carved pattern below. Made from reclaimed teak, this door panel has a solid frame all around and a whitewash painted finish.

Rare 19th century Asian metal gate of very tall proportions, this antique Chinese door is made from solid elm wood and its completely covered in bronze finish metal. This door is extremely heavy and it requires four people to move. A unique find, this tall antique door shows beautiful large nail heads with geometric engraving and beautiful verdigris patina.

This 19th century antique window panel features a Moorish geometric pattern with original metal straps and brass rings. Hand-carved from teak wood, this Indian window from the 1800’s has its original carved and preserves traces of its original blue painted finish. Added as an outstanding wall art or headboard, to add a historical element to your home.

This royal 19th century Anglo Indian door with an indented and intricately carved frame with spindles and an arched shape, a metal grid window with fully functional window doors and it wears its original gorgeous brown patina with traces of its old orange color. Truly a magnificent piece of art.

A petite pair of 19th century antique Indian doors, once utilized by the desert-dwelling tribes of Western Rajasthan. These antique doors were crafted from solid teak and show a washed semi oxidize finish but preserves some hues of its original painted finish. This rustic Indian door showcases an intricate geometric pattern meticulously crafted from carved cross-banded pieces of wood, adding to their allure and historical significance, it also has fragments of rusted metal straps originally added for structural support. This small rustic door will make for an adorable outdoor gate or a unique wall art artifact inside the home.

This stunning antique Indian teak wood door was salvaged from a grand Haveli in Gujarat, India. Originally used as an entry gate and exposed to the elements, this carved door dates shows an aged semi-oxidize finish. This antique Indian gate from the mid 1800's is crafted from premium teak wood with metal strap across the door. This antique teak gate showcases seven linear strips with intricate raised floral motif carving. Traditionally reserved for exclusive homes and revered temples, these ancient doors are treasured for their impeccable craftsmanship, timeless beauty, and profound cultural significance. Added to your garden as a centerpiece or use it inside your home as an enchanting reminder of India's architectural marvels.

Built as a palace entrance door, this massive antique Indian double door gate was crafted from thick teak wood with iron strapping and metal clad covering to protect it from attacks and extreme temperature. This large and impressive piece of architectural Indian history was used in the past as an entrance to important buildings such as temples, palaces, and forts. Originally used as gateway doors for a walled courtyard to allow elephants and carriages through. This amazing Indian gate stands at almost 10’ tall but has a small wicket gate, which was used as the daily door for people to walk in.
This 19th century metal gate has a patinated dark finish, decorative brass engraved details and nail heads. Shows wear marks, cracks and blemishes natural to its age.

This stunning antique Indian teak wood door was salvaged from a grand Haveli in Gujarat, India. Originally used as an entry gate, this carved door dates shows an aged semi-oxidize finish. This antique Indian gate from the mid 1800's is crafted from premium teak wood with metal strap across the door. The antique teak gate showcases seven linear strips with intricate raised floral motif carving. Traditionally reserved for exclusive homes and revered temples, these ancient doors are treasured for their impeccable craftsmanship, timeless beauty, and profound cultural significance. Add it to your garden as a centerpiece or use it inside your home as an enchanting reminder of India's architectural marvels.

Impressive solid teak colonial doors with all the original embellishments and door panel carvings. These doors represents the fusion of Indian style with European tradition in architecture. The two doors are made from solid block of wood with original metal hardware and a stunning finished backside. With its geometrical and floral patterns combined with superb craftsmanship this piece demonstrates the best of the era.