Two period oak internal doors, 17th and 18th centuries, of typical panelled construction, 70x172cm and 76x174cm. (2)

Condition Report
Both have iron hinges but are lacking any other hardware: locks/handles.  

The smaller example is painted white to one side and has some shrinkage to the panel joints.  General wear and signs of age and use throughout.  No evidence of worm.

The larger also has shrinkage to panel joints and general signs of age and use throughout including some filler to the centre rail suggesting the door was turned at some point. No evidence of worm.

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