SOLD - Late 19th Century Mirror with Scalloped Frame in Wood and Weathered Mercury Mirror Glass
This is a wonderful and rare late 19th-century wall mirror with a very interesting frame in wood and a beautifully weathered mercury glass mirror plate.
The distinctive wooden frame features a unique scalloped design on the inner rim of the frame - mostly these can be found on the outside of the frame. Having straight edges and a rectangular base shape this mirror is remarkably modern and timeless. The wood showcases a rich, warm patina, indicative of its age and the quality of the craftsmanship.
The mirror glass is made from mercury, a material commonly used in the 19th century for its reflective quality. Over time, the mercury has weathered, giving the glass an antiquated, speckled appearance that enhances the mirror's character and historical authenticity.
Overall, this mirror is a rare find and perfect blend of form and function, making it a striking addition to any decor that appreciates the beauty of aged materials and antique design.
The mirror comes in a very good condition with a desirable patina.
Dimensions: W. 44 x D. 3 x H. 62 cm
This is a wonderful and rare late 19th-century wall mirror with a very interesting frame in wood and a beautifully weathered mercury glass mirror plate.
The distinctive wooden frame features a unique scalloped design on the inner rim of the frame - mostly these can be found on the outside of the frame. Having straight edges and a rectangular base shape this mirror is remarkably modern and timeless. The wood showcases a rich, warm patina, indicative of its age and the quality of the craftsmanship.
The mirror glass is made from mercury, a material commonly used in the 19th century for its reflective quality. Over time, the mercury has weathered, giving the glass an antiquated, speckled appearance that enhances the mirror's character and historical authenticity.
Overall, this mirror is a rare find and perfect blend of form and function, making it a striking addition to any decor that appreciates the beauty of aged materials and antique design.
The mirror comes in a very good condition with a desirable patina.
Dimensions: W. 44 x D. 3 x H. 62 cm
This is a wonderful and rare late 19th-century wall mirror with a very interesting frame in wood and a beautifully weathered mercury glass mirror plate.
The distinctive wooden frame features a unique scalloped design on the inner rim of the frame - mostly these can be found on the outside of the frame. Having straight edges and a rectangular base shape this mirror is remarkably modern and timeless. The wood showcases a rich, warm patina, indicative of its age and the quality of the craftsmanship.
The mirror glass is made from mercury, a material commonly used in the 19th century for its reflective quality. Over time, the mercury has weathered, giving the glass an antiquated, speckled appearance that enhances the mirror's character and historical authenticity.
Overall, this mirror is a rare find and perfect blend of form and function, making it a striking addition to any decor that appreciates the beauty of aged materials and antique design.
The mirror comes in a very good condition with a desirable patina.
Dimensions: W. 44 x D. 3 x H. 62 cm
