This 19th century rustic tramp art wall mirror from Austria, circa 1880, features intricate hand carving on basswood. The primary keyword, rustic tramp art wall mirror, perfectly fits this piece's description. Handcrafted with skill, the mirror showcases delicate chip carvings forming a unique notch cut design around the frame. The dark brown to almost black finish enhances the natural wood's charm. Restored in excellent condition, the mirror plate has been renewed, ensuring clarity and functionality. A hand-forged clamp at the back allows for secure and easy wall mounting. The addition of slim outer bars frames the narrow main panel, emphasizing the detailed craftsmanship typical of tramp art mirrors. This beautifully preserved mirror exemplifies both artistic and rustic appeal, making it a striking decorative piece combining function with folk art heritage.
Size: W. 18.3 in; H. 21.2 in; D. 1.38 in;
W. 46.48 cm; H. 53.85 cm; D. 3.51 cm;
Condition: Good. *perfect restored condition - the mirror plate has been renewed
Origin: Austria
Period: 19th Century
Materials: basswood handcarved
Reference Number: Please refer to stock #TA-WM76 when inquiring at contact@princecastleconsignment.com.
Shipment: Worldwide shipping at actual cost.
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