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BID DATE: 11/17/2019 04:47 PM
CURRENT BIDDER: donedeal
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DESCRIPTION ANTIQUE TRI-FOLD BUREAU TOP MIRROR Age. More than 100 years old Composition. See below Size. See below Rating: 8 Comments. The frame is made of solid oak which has three sections that are 8 ½” high x 8” wide and when fully stretched out this mirror is 25 ½” wide. It has solid brass hinges as well as mini ball feet and a small section of brass toned metal chain attached to the middle section for wall hanging. The mirrors have a nice beveled edge and are in the good shape with some silver loss dots/lines as seen in our photo. It still has the original celluloid panels in the back which have raised designs of flowers as well as leaves on the vine. The woods original golden oak finish has wear, shade variations and has darkened over the decades but still accentuates the woods grain. This item is in sturdy shape with no apparent breaks having normal use wear, has minor wood wear and has some soiling. Give it a light cleaning and it will make a nice size mirror for on top of a tall dresser or hang on the wall so you can get many angles of yourself before you leave the house. Please click here for an explanation of our (1-10) Rating System. Condition Ratings Also, please feel free to email or call us if you have any further questions.

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