Description :
This antique arched wall mirror features a richly patinated gesso-on-wood frame, adorned with applied fruit and floral reliefs in the Rococo Revival tradition. Its timeworn surface, hand-painted woodgrain finish, and softly foxed glass lend authentic character, enhanced further by the hand-written note affixed to the back. The note traces the mirrors lineage to the William Jackson familyearly settlers of Chagrin Falls, Ohiomarking this as both a decorative and historical piece. With original hanging hardware still intact, this mirror is a rare survivor of 19th-century craftsmanship. Ideal for collectors of Americana or period restoration projects.
Era: Mid to Late 19th Century

Style:Rococo Revival / Victorian

Technique:Hand-carved wood with gesso molding and faux bois painted finish

Tools Used:Carving chisels, gesso molds, hand plane, paintbrushes, silvering tools

History:Provenance suggests ownership by the William Jackson family, first settlers in Chagrin Falls, Ohio

Manufacturer / Maker:Maker: Unknown likely regional American workshop

Measurements:19″ W x 29″ T x 1″ D

Suggested Weight:Approximately 1215 lbs

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:34″ L x 24″ W x 5″ H (double-boxed with foam and fragile handling)

Music:Appalachian folk or Civil War-era fiddle tunesechoes of early American life

Item Number : P15580

Category : Wall Mirrors

Brand : UK