An exquisite Eastlake Aesthetic hall mirror, crafted from rich walnut and burl wood, dating to approximately 1870. This impressive piece exemplifies the intricate design and robust construction characteristic of the Eastlake style, a prominent aspect of the Victorian era's decorative arts. The tall, rectangular mirror is framed by a finely carved walnut surround, featuring prominent architectural elements and decorative gilt highlights that accent the intricate patterns and incised lines. The upper section showcases a complex pediment with turned finials and a pierced fan motif, alongside delicate spindle galleries. The lower portion incorporates a small console shelf, ideal for holding keys or small decorative objects, above a carved and inlaid base. Burl wood panels add textural interest and depth to the design, complementing the deep tones of the walnut. The mirror's detailed carving, including stylized floral, sunburst, and geometric motifs, reflects the Aesthetic Movement's emphasis on craftsmanship and decorative artistry. Such a substantial piece was traditionally a distinguished addition to an entryway or hallway.

Measures - 101 1/2" x 30 1/8" x 9 1/2"


Condition:
Alterations: Unknown
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Overall good condition with minor losses and repairs; as photographed.

Materials & Techniques:
Walnut

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Unknown; Some Imperfections; Overall good condition with minor losses and repairs; as photographed.