A pair of large oak doors,
19th Century, removed from the boiler room of New College, Oxford,
the arched top above panelled doors - recessed to each side, hung on long strap hinges,
£1,495 as is
These heavy doors have been subject to water ingress and rot at the apex - one of them has evident replacement timbers scarfed in at the top. Similar remedial work needs to be undertaken to its pair.
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