Another passion ...

You know me I have tons of addictions , i'm not talking about alcohol , drugs or ...

No I'm talking about addiction to antiques ...

I have a passion for old shoes ( you 've already known that)

I have a passion for provencal terracottas ( idem)

I have a passion for paintings (idem)

But I also have a passion for locks and keys and also doors , My grand mother used o tell me it was very symbolic . And that is right I love locks but when they are open , the same for the door and I love to look at keys but not use them. ...Non Non Non I'm not crazy

 

 

this door comes from a huge bastide in Provence and it is going to be destroyed so I've bought this work of art

I hope one of my client would love it and would give it another life

 

the photo looks a little bit weird because the door is so heavy that we put it as it came , and it was upside down, the same for the photo of the lock ( it makes me smile)

 

upside down lock

For price or information for this bastide XIX th century door, contact me

 

 

Comments

[Rédigé par : Cheryl ~ Casual Cottage Chic]

I love old doors with lots of architectural charm...and the locks are an added bonus!
Stop my blog when you fancy a read from the States.
Cheers,
Cheryl

[Rédigé par : velvet and linen]

Fantastic door. I can understand why you felt compelled to save it! I'm sure you will find someone who will give it a new home.

xo
Brooke

[Rédigé par : Trouvais]

How gorgeous. Can you see that for a wine cellar or just propped against the wall. It looks like new paint (?)...I would want to get down to the wood underneath. I would love to buy that from you if I could afford having you ship it all the way to California! Trish

[Rédigé par : kristinco]

Incroyable cette porte a dû cacher quelques secrets ... j'imagine aisément de beaux lieux

[Rédigé par : Di Overton]

I have an old Provencal shutter on my wall with the most charming little lock. We of like minds :)