Pair Antique Spanish Colonial Iron "Rejas" & Alder Double Doors Architecture

Offered is a pair of antique, rustic Spanish Colonial double gates or doors, they are from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Crafted from durable alder hardwood and featuring built-in iron rods (rejas), these doors are a classic example of historic Spanish Colonial Southwestern architecture. Dating back to the early 19th century, truly a rare find in any condition.

The combined measurements for both doors are approximately 40-5/8" high, 31" long, and 1" to 1.5" thick. Highly versatile doors, they will make an excellent decorative addition to your home, or an ideal entrance for both interior and exterior spaces.

Acquired from an old adobe home estate, found in the back barn, located in the South Valley of Albuquerque, New Mexico. These century-old doors remain in good antique condition. As expected with authentic vintage pieces, the doors display slight crack lines, minor wear, discoloration, and uneven textures. They require some work on the upper latch/keeper (either dowed or glued). Rather than detracting from their value, these natural imperfections enhance the unique character and history, all of which are clearly visible in the provided photos. Featuring a heavy, sturdy construction made of old alder wood, iron, and steel, Features a beautiful rustic distressed finish in shades of brown and green. Rich historical, timeless craftsmanship. This striking architectural set will bring an unmistakable warmth and authentic Southwestern soul to any space they inhabit.