Antique Oversized Six Panel Single Pocket Door with Eastlake Brass Hardware

Description : This antique six-panel door is constructed from solid quarter-sawn oak and features a classic 3-over-3 vertical panel layout. Each recessed panel is cleanly edged, with the wood grain visible and consistent throughout, highlighting the craftsmanship of the late 19th to early 20th century. The original Eastlake-style brass key escutcheon remains in place, adding decorative appeal and historical authenticity. Surface wear is present in the form of scratches and minor edge scuffing, appropriate for its age. With its substantial 48-inch width, this pocket door is ideal for wider room openings or for repurposing into a sliding barn door or decorative wall piece. Style: Eastlake / Victorian Technique: Quarter-sawn oak panel joinery, hand-applied finish, machine-pressed brass escutcheon Tools Used: Hand saw, planer, mortising tool, joinery clamps, brass hardware press History: Salvaged from a home or commercial building during a period when pocket doors were common in parlor and entry transitions. Manufacturer / Maker: Maker: Unknown. The brass plate style is reminiscent of hardware produced by Norwalk or Reading Hardware Co. Measurements: 48” W x 102” T x 1 ¾” D Suggested Weight: Approx. 105–115 lbs Suggested Shipping Package Dimension: 52” x 106” x 5”

Item Number : P15262

Category : Pocket Door

Brand : Eastlake