Namit Circa 1910s Indian Haveli Door: This authentic early 20th-century teak wood door with original frame is a remarkable example of Indian architectural craftsmanship from the 1910s era. Hand-carved in solid aged teak, the door features deep relief floral and geometric panel carvings, enhanced with iron straps and traditional brass stud detailing. The heavy double-panel construction reflects classic haveli and heritage mansion architecture, where such doors served both decorative and security purposes. The original iron hardware, ring handles, and hand-forged fittings remain intact, preserving its historic integrity. Over more than a century, the teak has developed a rich natural patina with visible grain depth, wear marks, and oxidation on metal elements — all authentic indicators of age and use. Ideal for: Statement entrance installations Interior heritage décor Wall mounted architectural art Luxury hospitality projects Farmhouse / villa restoration Collector’s architectural salvage KEY FEATURES Solid old-growth teak wood Circa 1910s origin Hand carved panel detailing Original iron straps & studs Brass accent bosses Ring pull handles Original surrounding frame included Naturally aged patina DIMENSIONS (Approx.) 31 × 5 × 70 inches (Width × Depth × Height) Custom mounting or installation framing may be required depending on usage. CONDITION Structurally strong antique teak Age wear, surface distress, and patina present Oxidation on iron hardware Minor historic wood movement consistent with age Please review photos carefully for actual condition.
