Add a touch of historic elegance to an entryway, powder room, or bedroom with this beautiful late-19th-century Victorian wall mirror. Expertly crafted from rich, warm-toned wood (likely walnut or mahogany), this piece features a dynamically shaped, elegant hourglass frame flanked by sweeping architectural scroll brackets at the base.

The top is crowned with an ornate, hand-carved floral pediment crest and a decorative medallion molding, showcasing classic late Victorian craftsmanship. A small, functional lower shelf offers a platform for small perfumes, trinkets, or key drops, while the elegantly shaped glass plate creates a striking focal point. Originally designed as a vanity accent or detached from a historic hall piece, it is now perfectly suited to hang as a standalone statement wall mirror.

* Styles: Victorian, Traditional, Eastlake, Gothic Revival
* Period: Late 19th Century (Circa 1880s-1900s)
* Item Type: Vintage / Antique
* Materials: Walnut, Glass, Mirror


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Needs Restoration
Condition Notes: Although this beautiful and historic mirror is able to be used as is, I really feel as if I needed to list it as "needs restoration," simply because there are some significant signs of wear on the piece. This includes the top, scratches and a few minor knicks. The spindles aren't fully secure and do move (although I think they always have.) The mirror also has spotting in places especially around the perimeter.

Regardless of it's wear, it's very striking. I personally would hang it up and just enjoy it's natural age, and vintage excellence.

Please see photos for a better understanding of the piece.

Origin:
United States

Materials & Techniques:
Walnut

Details:
Country of Origin: United States
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used

Original Condition Unaltered; Needs Restoration; Although this beautiful and historic mirror is able to be used as is, I really feel as if I needed to list it as "needs restoration," simply because there are some significant signs of wear on the piece. This includes the top, scratches and a few minor knicks. The spindles aren't fully secure and do move (although I think they always have.) The mirror also has spotting in places especially around the perimeter.

Regardless of it's wear, it's very striking. I personally would hang it up and just enjoy it's natural age, and vintage excellence.

Please see photos for a better understanding of the piece.