19th-Century French Arts And Crafts Style Oak Mirror W/ Mercury Glass 26¾" x 24¾"

This French oak mirror, dating from circa 1890, is a beautiful example of the Arts and Crafts style that first emerged in England and gained popularity in the late 19th century, championing traditional craftsmanship in response in response to the rise of mass production. The frame is crafted from rich, sturdy oak, with a warm patina that emphasizes its age and authenticity. Traces of gilt delicately highlight the simple, elegant lines of the frame, adding a touch of refinement to its rustic charm. Simple, spherical embellishments placed symmetrically along the frame further enhance its handcrafted appeal. Notable for its use of mercury glass, the mirror retains its original reflective surface, with a characteristic subtle shimmer and gentle signs of wear.

In a modern setting, this mirror is a charming accent, ideal for an entryway, bathroom, or bedroom. Its timeless design pairs easily with both vintage and contemporary interiors, adding warmth and character to any space. With its elegant simplicity and folk art vibe, it creates a welcoming atmosphere wherever it’s placed.