A PAIR OF OTTOMAN MOTHER-OF-PEARL INLAID WOODEN DOORS, each with a central raised panel with two floral rectangles flanked above and below by similar smaller rectangles divided and surrounded by meandering tulip and carnation flowerheads, meandering stripes with green-stained ivory leaves, a similar stripe above and below, 17th century, set into large hardwood doors with brass lockplates and catches, the reverses painted green, 19th century