19th century double arched entrance door in oak with grilles and old glass

Large and imposing double arched entrance door in solid oak, with in the upper part 2 pairs of opening glazed leaves, 248.5cm high by 144.5cm wide in total (73.5cm + 71 (73 with the rebate)). In 18th century style, it dates from the 19th century. Massive and solid, this door is in oak painted in beige-yellow on the outside and in yellow on the inside. It has been completely cleaned. The whole is solid, marks of use and time are clearly visible mainly on the exterior facade at the junction between the 2 doors and in the lower part. The facade has a base and has three frames with bold moldings. The top has for each leaf 2 wrought iron grilles, one on the first rectangular glazed part, and one adapted to the upper arched part, they are painted in black. These grilles are in perfect condition. The glass panels are original, covered with a print to conceal the interior, open from the inside by two latches for the two large windows and by a latch for the curved glass at the top, thus allowing ventilation or conversation in complete safety. These latches are brass-plated, the button is missing from the one at the top left. The old glasses with characteristic reflections all have the same print marked by time which presents gaps and defects and two of the glasses are broken: the two large rectangular ones, on one it is a crack at the top in the corner, on the other it is a corner at the bottom (see photo). Pair of sculpted bronze handles decorated with a rosette on the front and a lock apparently added later with a working key. The right-hand leaf (seen from the inside) has an imposing keyed espagnolette with a decorated handle and retainers, which allows this leaf to be locked (top and bottom). It bears the initials rg under the keyhole (missing), which are those of the rémi garnier house, created in 1832 and still in business. + more space😉.