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$250.00
A handsome late-19th-century wall mirror featuring a substantial figured/flamed mahogany veneer frame with deep ogee molding and warm reddish-brown finish.
The frame appears to predate the mirror plate itself; the glass is identified as Semon Bache & Co. “Evalast” mirror glass dating to 1946, indicating the original glass was likely replaced during the first half of the 20th century.
The combination of an antique frame, pronounced mahogany figuring, and documented period replacement glass gives the piece considerable decorative and historical character.
Details Brand / Maker / Country: Frame maker unknown; mirror glass manufactured by Semon Bache & Co., New York City, New York, USA Item Description: Rectangular antique wall mirror with wide architectural ogee frame and later Semon Bache replacement mirror plate Design Details: Deep stepped ogee molding; mitered corners; broad figured mahogany veneer surfaces; narrow inner and outer frame borders; vertically oriented rectangular form; traditional wire hanging system Age Range: Frame: Approximately 1880s-1900s Mirror Glass: 1946 Dimensions: Approximately 25.5" tall x 19" wide x 1-1/8" deep Materials: Figured/flamed mahogany veneer over wood substrate; glass mirror plate; wood backing; metal hanging wire Color Palette: Deep mahogany brown, reddish brown, dark chocolate, warm amber wood tones, silvered glass Design Styles: Late Victorian / American Traditional / Period Revival / Colonial Revival Influence
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