The cap below is a kind of door that leads to the underground water system.
On this cap/door from Prague is an image of an open door with an arm holding a sword in a defensive posture.
In case that door doesn’t count I’ve included a door from somewhere in the Prague Castle.
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Posted as part of Thursday Doors.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
I like that cap, Frank. It may be the first door of its kind, but it definitely counts. Bonus that it includes a door in the imagery. The second door is beautiful. You have to wonder about the stories it could tell.
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They must have had a reason for including it in the design. Thank you, Dan!
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Love this series. Always intrigued by doors that are not rectangular but rounded at the top. Blessings.
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Thank you, Michael! Blessings! I like the rounded tops as well.
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Wonderful doors both the cap and the vintage castle door, Frank. Great photos. Very interesting share.
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Thank you, Suzette!
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All.doors count for something. Wonderful images. The sword on the cap intrigues me.
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Thank you, Mary! Blessings!
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I would think, if you have to open it to go through it, it’s a door of some kind. These are both excellent.
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Yes, it is a door. Thank you and blessings, Mimi!
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Fantastic door. So much character!
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Thank you, Brenda!
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If only doors could talk. That one could tell a tale or two I’m sure!
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I think it could. I don’t know what was behind it. Thank you, Keith!
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Fascinating
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Blessings, Jim!
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👍🙏🙏👍
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A round door is an excellent idea. (K)
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Thank you, Kerfe!
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That is one tiny lock for such a solid looking door! But I guess that’s all it needs. 🙂
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I think it stored some kind of treasury for the castle, but I don’t remember and likely didn’t understand when I was there. Thank you!
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Doors can be exciting and, as you show, very unique indeed.
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Thank you, Dora! Blessings to you and your family!
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And yours, Frank. Have a blessed weekend!
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