Old screen door, 19th C. in nice old faded green paint. Made the right way with thru tenon construction and pegged in the corners.  Not fancy but made to last.  35 X 79 1/2.  Leeds and Grenville Cy.

A pair of shutter doors in old green paint.  In very good condition with some repair needed to the bottom corner of one door.  24" X 92" (ea.).   Ca. 1875.

A diminutive door (26 1/4" X 60") with very nice raised panels with original "wish bone latch" hardware and Georgian brass knobs (see following picture).  From an early stone house a few km. from Balleycanoe & Co.  Ca. 1840

A detailed picture of the "Wishbone" door latch showing one of a pair of early Georgian brass knobs.  The door hardware and was made locally in Leeds Cy. in the early 19th C. 

An exceptional door with original rosewood graining on one side and old yellow ochre paint on the other side.  Great details with double raised panels (see following picture).  Note unusually wide cross stile (21" one piece).  From an early home north of Kingston the style pre dates the more common Georgian and exhibits a Sheraton influence.  Ca. 1820.  In near pristine condition.
35 3/4 X 84

A detailed look at the double raised panels with Sheraton influence cut corners.  Note excellent (but aged) original rose wood graining. 

A large sized door with a later 19th C. panel configuration.  In original old blackened varnish and in excellent condition.  35 1/2 X 95.

A pair of six panel "parlour" doors.  In excellent condition and close to "paint ready" condition.  Eastern Ont. origin, ca. 1860.  36" X 83" ea.

A large six panel door (39" X 88") in excellent original condition with original paint on one side and later wood grained finish on the other side.  A very nice example of early 19th C. Georgian interior doors.  Out of a home in Brockville.

Pair of large "parlour" doors with arched top.
60" w. X 103" h. (92" at sides).
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Just in (May 20)!  I don't find many doors like this - double dome upper panels, original hardware with key (door bell missing but can be replaced!), and in great older faded green and white exterior paint.  Inside paint is in good condition - creamy white, beige.  Paint is over a weathered surface which, from my point of view, is very pleasing but could be made more level and over painted (not my preference!).  See following detail of hardware.
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Detail showing working door hardware with original key (attached by twine). 

A pair of bevelled glass French doors in excellent old varnished condition.  48" X 80" h.  SOLD

Possibly a pantry door.  Never painted with very nice air burn.  Frontenac Cy., ca. 1860.  25" X 66"

In nice original "apple green" paint with it's original ebonized knob this door came from the same source as the previous door.  Likely a cupboard door or maybe under a sloping ceiling.  Ca. 1860, 22 1/2 w. X 48" h.
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In pristine condition this is one of the nicer early two board (beaded) doors that I have seen in a while.  Likely from Frontencac Cy., ca. 1840, (21"w. X 71"h.).

Entrance Door with with great glass.  Both panes are cracked at bottom inside corners but otherwise in excellent condition with Victorian steeple hinges, patterned bezels and a mortise lock.  Old varnished surface, ca. 1865.   36 3/4" w. X 86 1/2" h.)

One board chimney cupboard door with strap hinges.  Overpaint has been removed to reveal the original.  14 1/2" X 64" h.  Leeds Cy., ca. 1850.

Set of Six Interior Six Panel Doors

A set of six panel doors from a home in Newborough, Ont., ca. 1810.  All with original hardware - rim locks (Carpenter, Improved Rim Locks, and some locally (?) made), strikers, Georgian brass knobs, escutchions, and bezels (the bezels are the smallest but rarest of the above hardware!).  The condition of all six doors is excellent with most or all being near paint ready.  All the hardware is working though some intelligent tinkering may be required with some.  Sizes range from about 34" X 83" (+/-).  All doors are very close to original size when made.  A set in this condition and age is a very rare occurance.  SOLD

Rare Ca. 1810 Exterior Door

Exterior door from a home in Newborough, Ont., ca. 1810, in near pristine condition with all of it's original hardware (except for a replacement striker).  See following pictures for details.  It is very rare to find this form of door with glass and splayed centre stile.  SOLD