Large Antique 19thC French Overmantel Mirror (Beautifully Distressed)
£195.00

We are this beautiful, huge antique French Louis Philippe style overmantel mirror. It has the classic rounded top corners, ribbed detailing on the frame, and the original little wooden block feet at the bottom corners designed to sit on a fireplace mantel.

It is completely untouched and has a ton of authentic character, perfect if you love that heavily distressed, shabby chic, or country house look.

The best part about this mirror is the back! It still has its original Victorian transit labels completely intact. There’s an old North Eastern Railway paper sticker from Newcastle Station, along with gorgeous old handwritten ink addressing it to a "Robert Garbutt Esq" to be collected at Malton Station in Yorkshire. It completely tells the story of how it traveled by steam train down to Yorkshire in the 19th century.

The gold frame has natural chips, flakes, and age wear to the plaster/molding, which gives it a great patina. The mirror glass itself is heavily aged and cloudy/foxed, giving it that really moody, atmospheric antique reflection you can't fake with modern replicas. The backing paper is fragile and torn in places, but the historic labels are safely attached.

Dimensions:

* Width: 112 cm

* Height: 72 cm

Arts & Crafts Hammered Metal Mirror
£30.00

A striking mirror featuring a hammered metal surround, showcasing classic Arts & Crafts design.

The glass is in good condition with no damage.

Dimensions:

• Width: 61 cm

• Height: 38 cm

Vintage French Art Deco Mirror
£30.00

A stunning vintage Art Deco mirror of the iconic French automobile manufacturer Cottin and Desgouttes, active in the early 20th century and based in Paris.

The vibrant illustration, created by renowned Art Deco artist Geo Gaumet, showcases a classic Cottin & Desgouttes car, with a passenger gazing toward a hilltop castle. It has lovely rich, colorful tones making it a truly eye-catching decorative piece.

Dimensions: 44cm x 57cm

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