Edwardian Mahogany Mirror, Originally from a Wardrobe Door, c.1900–1920

A substantial Edwardian mirror, beautifully framed in solid mahogany with its original thick plate glass. This piece was most likely removed from a wardrobe or dressing chest and later adapted for wall hanging with brass fittings.

The mahogany frame has developed a rich, warm patina over more than a century, while the backboards are pine, typical of early 20th-century cabinetmaking. It’s a heavy, well-made mirror with lovely proportions and quiet character — ideal for a hallway, bedroom, or dressing area.

Dimensions: approx. 65cm × 95cm × 3.5cm

Era: c.1900–1920

Materials: Mahogany frame with pine backboards, original thick plate glass

Condition: Very good antique condition with light surface wear and small marks to the frame consistent with age and use.

Price: £100 

A fine, honest example of Edwardian craftsmanship that brings warmth and depth to any interior.