This Tramp Art wall mirror exemplifies rustic craftsmanship from Austria around 1880. Constructed from basswood, a type of softwood, the frame features elaborate hand-carved chip designs that typify Tramp Art style. Notably, the corners slightly protrude and are decorated with star-shaped wooden carvings, adding character and depth to the mirror. The surface is finished in a dark brown almost black tone with a semi-gloss sealant that enhances its aged appearance. The mirror plate itself was renewed during restoration, ensuring clarity while preserving the frame's original rustic charm. Equipped with a metal clamp on the back, it is ready for easy wall mounting. This mirror, over 140 years old, retains great restored condition and showcases the distinctive allure of 19th century Austrian Tramp Art.
Size: W. 16.54 in; H. 20.47 in; D. 1.18 in;
W. 42.01 cm; H. 51.99 cm; D. 3 cm;
Condition: Good. *great restored condition - the mirror plate has been renewed
Origin: Austria
Period: 19th Century
Materials: softwood - handcarved
Reference Number: Please refer to stock #TA-WM187 when inquiring at contact@princecastleconsignment.com.
Shipment: Worldwide shipping at actual cost.
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