Antique solid wood wall / table mirror ?45 - Height 116cm)

By dulwichmama13
September 28, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted September 28, 2020

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Posted September 28, 2020

This mirror is a family heirloom and due to its age has a lovely patina to it. The frame is made of a beautiful, solid warm coloured wood.

The mirror can be used leaning or attached to the wall and you can have the wood part at the top or bottom, depending on your needs and aesthetic.

It adds style and warmth as well as openness to any space.

The dimensions are

H 116cm

L 63cm

W 5.5cm

It's quite a heavy piece, so please don't expect to carry this to / on the tube on your own.

I am selling this for only ?45 because I am moving and we don't have enough space in the new house.

Collection from SE22 in Dulwich Village or if you're not too far and would struggle to collect, I'd be happy to drop it with you.

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