A Pair of Antique French Orangerie Doors - Condition: Minor age cracks to wood, rubs, nicks; loss of wood to one side where hardware would have been; all commensurate with age. One door with frame, bronze hinges and hardware, back not painted; One without door frame; painted and finished out back; Age-Late 1700’s/ Early 1800’s
Orangeries date back to the mid 1500’s and housed orange trees originally, hence the name. Their design advanced to resemble what we now refer to as a conservatory—usually an extension of the architecture of the main home. They were rooms with multiple doors of glass, wood and or iron featuring indoor plants and trees.
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