each with two square, above two long, and two short rectangular panels, to the obverse each panel is fielded with hand-cut flutes, flowerhead roundels to the corners and carved acanthine lambrequin mouldings around the book-matched flame mahogany field, to the reverse each of the fielded panels conform to the same format but are plain with astragal moulds accentuating the dramatically figured timber; one door has its original gilt-bronze mortise set by Comyn Ching of Seven Dials, each door-knob with a lobed grip and centred with a patera, and a rose with a ribbon-tied plume of feathers and bell-flower chain border - stamped "CHING", the mortice latches in the doors are original and working, as are the hinges, one key survives complete with a later ivorine tag marked "LARGE DRAWING ROOM FROM MAIN STAIRCASE LOBBY"