Almost certainly unique, this wall mirror appears to take inspiration from Greek revival architecture with its low pitched roof section and fluted columns. Possibly constructed from beech which has been polished on the decorative frontage, which has turned a lovely warm colour with age. The three mirrors feature bevelled edges and are each framed by columns, having also gained a beautiful patina including some interesting foxing to the glass. Two lovely aged brass hooks are installed on both sides.
It is difficult to date such a piece, but the construction and aging points to the early-mid 20th century. Brilliantly made and as original as they come, this would make a striking addition to a hallway, bedroom or bathroom.
