Salvaged from the iconic De Beers headquarters at Charterhouse Street, London, these extremely attractive and impressive double doors offer a unique addition to your property project.

De Beers’ imposing and mysterious Charterhouse Street headquarters are steeped in history, located on the edge of Hatton Garden -the Capital's diamond district- it has been the home to De Beers since the 1930s before their recent move and is noted for its many tales, legends and four storey vault.

Made from solid mahogany the doors have triangular framed panels and striking diamond prism glass sections of a turquoise hue. Grand and versatile they can be used as internal or external doors. 

A rare opportunity to own a piece of prestigious London history we have a number of these doors available in different sizes including single pieces, please get in touch for more information.

Dimensions

264cm Tall X 81.5cm (each door) X 4cm

264cm Tall X 163cm Wide (together)

Dimensions are approximate

An exceptionally beautiful original antique Japanese Lantern made from Granite.

Known as a toro these lanterns were originally reserved for the use of Buddhist gardens to illuminate paths, a lit lantern was deemed as an offering to Buddha, following on from this tradition they became Shinto shrines in private dwellings.

The lantern is carved from granite with charming and attractive detailing. The lantern comes in 4 pieces, the base plinth comes complete with larger counterweight slab that can be concealed when sunken into ground or submerged in water.

The lantern offers a unique feature piece with a spiritual backstory that will undoubtedly be a conversation piece for an exterior space. 

Dimensions

246cm Overall Height (including base granite)
210cm Height from base of plinth
80cm Width of top pagoda
25cm Width of plinth
70cm Widest Part of base granite.

Dimensions are approximate