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Set of Double Doors from a Laundry

Model of John Henry Silley's patent smokebox door

1905

Glass door for washing machine

1968

Nightclub Loading Bay Doors, Hacienda Manchester

Glass panel, from office door, engraved 'Charles Roberts and Company Limited Established 1856', from Charles Roberts & Co. company offices, Wakefield, in wooden frame, 650mm x 1010mm.

Glass office door panel engraved "Charles Roberts and Company Limited Established 1856"

Door, London & North Eastern Railway, glazed, no provenance.

Door, London & North Eastern Railway

Door, with two glass panels, displaying royal ciphers, crown surmounted by lion within garter and the motto 'Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense' around garter [Evil to him who evil thinks]

Door, with two glass panels

Etched glass panel, bearing the monogram of the Charing Cross Company, from a door in the Great Hall, Cannon Street Station, South Eastern Railway.

Etched glass door panel from a door in the Great Hall, Cannon Street Station with the monogram of the Charing Cross Company

1866
Door, London & North Eastern Railway, glazed, no provenance.

LNER door

Door light, Midland Railway, ex Pullman carriage from Cheadle Heath, built in America by Pullman Palace Car Company and assembled in the Midland Railway Works at Derby.

Door light; door panel with figured glass, Midland Railway

Etched glass panel, bearing the monogram of the Charing Cross Company, from a door in the Great Hall, Cannon Street Station, South Eastern Railway.

Etched glass door panel from a door in the Great Hall, Cannon Street Station with the monogram of the Charing Cross Company

1866
Door for Edison Kinetophone (or Phonokinetoscope), 1894

Door for Edison Kinetophone

1894
Door from chemists shop, glazed, with painted inscription, English, 1840-1900

Door from chemists shop

1840-1900
Old door fitted with wooden free falling tumbler lock, Egyptian make

Old door fitted with wooden free falling tumbler lock

Self-opening door from Mr. Strutt's office from the 1808 extension of the cruciform building

Self-opening door from Mr. Strutt's office

Door, London & North Western Railway, panelled wood door from Works Manager's Office at Wolverton: 2 medium panels at bottom, 2 large panels and 2 small panels above, surmounted by glazed fanlight.

Door, London & North Western Railway

Four side panels and one end panel for Elliott / NRDC 401 Computer MkI, by Elliott Brothers (London) Limited, London, England, 1952-1953. Each side panel has red stickers marked 3, 4, 5 and six which indicates the cabinet-number.

Four side panels and one end panel for Elliott / NRDC 401 Computer MkI

1952-1953
Door for cage for reviving canary, made by Siebe Gorman & Co. Ltd, London.

Door from cage for reviving canary