A particularly decorative late 19th to early 20th-century faux bamboo wall mirror, unusually presented in a landscape format.
The stained wooden frame is finely turned to imitate bamboo, with distinctive angled-cut finials extending beyond each corner. The rich, dark brown finish has mellowed beautifully with age, revealing warmer tones beneath and giving the frame considerable character.
The rectangular mirror plate sits neatly within the frame and the compact proportions make this a very useful decorative mirror for a bathroom, cloakroom, bedroom or above a small console.
Dimensions:
Height: 44 cm
Width: 52 cm
Depth: 3 cm
Date: 
Circa 1890–1910
Material: 
Stained turned wood and mirror glass
Style: 
Faux bamboo / Aesthetic Movement
Condition: 
Good antique condition with attractive age-related patina. There are knocks, scratches, rubbing and variations to the original finish throughout, together with some wear around the joints and finials. The mirror plate has minor age-related marks. These are consistent with its age and form part of its character.