Japanese Art Deco Pocket Doors, Pair
Circa 1920’s, owned by the Ambassador to Japan.
From a Castle in Bavaria, Germany

Spectacular ebonized and hand painted interior pocket doors, pair.
Top quality construction. The reverse side is a dense wood in a pattern.
This could be stained or painted to match your decor.
The doors are solid and very heavy, making them very soundproof
and an excellent choice for a theater room.

Please note: We could not assemble the matching door frame in our warehouse,
so you will see the frame shown in pieces below...

History: These doors came out of a castle in Bavaria, Germany.
The castle was called "Burg Hauenstein".
The castle was owned by the Ambassador to Japan (at the time)
who left Japan to return to Germany in 1912.

These doors were built about this time, very early Art Deco Era.
The castle was since sold by his descendants and the new owners
removed everything oriental and redecorated.

We also have the matching (smaller) swing doors and a large urn from this estate.

Dimensions: Height of doors: 117 3/4" high.

Left door 54 1/8 " wide, Right Door,  53 3/4 " wide.
2 3/4 " thick. There is a lock, we do not have the key.

The door frame is 12 " wide, on both sides and top, with an 8" projection.

Item # AGD14: Pocket Doors - Priced at: $ 18,500

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