This rustic tramp art wall mirror from 19th century Austria, dating around 1880, features a distinct handcarved design reflecting the tramp art style. Its frame presents intricate pyramidal corners interrupted by small mirror plates and vertical rounded wooden motifs centrally placed. Dark brown-stained notch cut bars form patterns that contribute to the mirror's uniqueness. The top is accentuated by pointed 'roof' elements, while the back is closed with wooden panels fitted with a handforged metal ring for easy wall mounting. This piece demonstrates excellent restoration, with the original mirror plate showing natural slight scratches and aging spots. It stands as a prime example of rustic tramp art craftsmanship, prized for its elaborate detail and condition.
Size: W. 25.2 in; H. 41.34 in; D. 3.15 in;
W. 64.01 cm; H. 105 cm; D. 8 cm;
Condition: Good. *perfect restored condition - with old mirror plate showing slight scratches and aging spots
Origin: Austria
Period: 19th Century
Materials: basswood handcarved, mirror
Reference Number: Please refer to stock #TA-WM206 when inquiring at contact@princecastleconsignment.com.
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