This 19th Century 9' 10" entry shows a pair of double doors with transom. Classic design elements of floral swag and acanthus leaves blend seamlessly with the bold Greek key pattern. The entire cast iron piece has a wonderful time worn chippy blue gray finish. The "Cartas" (letters) slot and skeleton key lock add to the old world charm. The entry doors have been spot welded, so the panel can be used as decor, but could be operable, if you wish. A pair is available. Measuring Approximately: 44" Wide (at the widest points) 118" High 5" Deep The transom alone measures: 38.75" Wide (not including the extended pieces on each side) 21.25" High Please see all the photos for further clarification on the condition and feel free to ask any questions that aren't answered here. The chippy paint showcases the wonderful patina of the iron, as shown in the photos. There is a portion on the right side (at the bottom) that comes out from the rest of the entry. The photos serve as an additional description. Antique items have been previously owned and loved, and will show some level of wear consistent with this prior use. This piece has lived outdoors and is gorgeous because of it! Thank you for your interest in Scavenger's Paradise on Chairish.