Description:
A stunning antique Victorian-era pier mirror crafted from solid walnut. It features an arched mirror with an elaborately carved crest, intricate scrollwork, and two small integrated shelves on either side. The mirror is set within a heavily adorned frame, exhibiting detailed molding and decorative elements.
Era:
Late 19th Century (circa 1870s-1890s)
Style:
Victorian / Renaissance Revival
Technique:
Hand-carved walnut wood with applied moldings and decorative scrollwork. The mirror is likely original, showing signs of age-related patina.
Tools Used:
Wood chisels, carving knives, hand saws, lathe, polishing tools
History:
Pier mirrors were commonly found in grand homes of the Victorian era, often placed between windows or over mantels to reflect light and add elegance to formal living spaces.
Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker unknown, but similar designs were produced by 19th-century American furniture makers such as Mitchell & Rammelsberg or Pottier & Stymus.
Measurements:
34 ½” W x 51” T x 6” D
Suggested Weight:
Approximately 50-75 lbs
Music:
Classical compositions by Chopin or Tchaikovsky, reflecting the grandeur of the era.
Item Number : P12289
Category : Mirrors
Brand : UK
