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A.j Rowley 'The Crane'- a Marquetry and Silver-gilt Wall Mirror, London C.1925
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A.j Rowley 'The Crane'- a Marquetry and Silver-gilt Wall Mirror, London C.1925

1900 - 1920
For Sale by Jeckyll & Co
Description

An innovative fusion of Anglo-Japanese, Art Deco and Regency influences

A.J Rowley was an influential firm of framers and decorative artists founded around 1901. They were originally based in Silver Street, moving to Kensington Church Street in 1916.

A. J Rowley has signed this work, other notable designers for the firm include Frank Brangwyn and W. A Chase.

Original condition with losses to the gesso as per images. The crest looks original and was possibly a specific request from the original client, but it is a little awkward and could be easily removed if required!

Reliable transport throughout the UK can be easily arranged at cosy price, please let me know if you have any questions

History of A. J Rowley from the excellent online platform BIFMO, part of The Furniture History Society.

Physical Dimensions
Height
83cm (32.68")
Width
30.5cm (12.01")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

Jeckyll & Co has dated this Marquetry Crane Wall Mirror to the 1920s.

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SA1073360
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An innovative fusion of Anglo-Japanese, Art Deco and Regency influences

A.J Rowley was an influential firm of framers and decorative artists founded around 1901. They were originally based in Silver Street, moving to Kensington Church Street in 1916.

fig 1. A tall rectangular Art Deco wall mirror featuring an upper wood marquetry panel depicting a crane in flight above a mirror glass section, encased in a silver-gilt frame.
fig 1. A.j Rowley 'The Crane'- a Marquetry and Silver-gilt Wall Mirror, London C.1925

A. J Rowley has signed this work, other notable designers for the firm include Frank Brangwyn and W. A Chase.

Original condition with losses to the gesso as per images.

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The crest looks original and was possibly a specific request from the original client, but it is a little awkward and could be easily removed if required!.
Jeckyll & Co
fig 2. A tall rectangular Art Deco wall mirror featuring an upper wood marquetry panel depicting a crane in flight above a mirror glass section, encased in a silver-gilt frame.
fig 2. A.j Rowley 'The Crane'- a Marquetry and Silver-gilt Wall Mirror, London C.1925

Reliable transport throughout the UK can be easily arranged at cosy price, please let me know if you have any questions

History of A. J Rowley from the excellent online platform BIFMO, part of The Furniture History Society.

Height
83cm (32.68")
Width
30.5cm (12.01")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

Jeckyll & Co has dated this Marquetry Crane Wall Mirror to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1073360
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Archive I A tall rectangular Art Deco wall mirror featuring an upper wood marquetry panel depicting a crane in flight above a mirror glass section, encased in a silver-gilt frame.

A.j Rowley 'The Crane'- a Marquetry and Silver-gilt Wall Mirror, London C.1925

Archive II A tall rectangular Art Deco wall mirror featuring an upper wood marquetry panel depicting a crane in flight above a mirror glass section, encased in a silver-gilt frame. View II
Archive III A tall rectangular Art Deco wall mirror featuring an upper wood marquetry panel depicting a crane in flight above a mirror glass section, encased in a silver-gilt frame. View III
Archive IV A tall rectangular Art Deco wall mirror featuring an upper wood marquetry panel depicting a crane in flight above a mirror glass section, encased in a silver-gilt frame. View IV
Archive V A tall rectangular Art Deco wall mirror featuring an upper wood marquetry panel depicting a crane in flight above a mirror glass section, encased in a silver-gilt frame. View V
Archive VI A tall rectangular Art Deco wall mirror featuring an upper wood marquetry panel depicting a crane in flight above a mirror glass section, encased in a silver-gilt frame. View VI
Archive VII A tall rectangular Art Deco wall mirror featuring an upper wood marquetry panel depicting a crane in flight above a mirror glass section, encased in a silver-gilt frame. View VII
Archive VIII A tall rectangular Art Deco wall mirror featuring an upper wood marquetry panel depicting a crane in flight above a mirror glass section, encased in a silver-gilt frame. View VIII
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A tall rectangular Art Deco wall mirror featuring an upper wood marquetry panel depicting a crane in flight above a mirror glass section, encased in a silver-gilt frame.
A.J Rowley 'The Crane'- A marquetry and silver-gilt wall mirror, London c.1925
Ref: SA1073360
A tall rectangular Art Deco wall mirror featuring an upper wood marquetry panel depicting a crane in flight above a mirror glass section, encased in a silver-gilt frame.
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1920s Art Deco marquetry wall mirrors often integrate decorative inlaid wood panels with reflective mirror glass within geometric or gilt frames. Popularised by workshops such as the Rowley Gallery in London, these pieces combined pictorial wood inlay craft with functional home furnishings.

These mirrors typically feature multi-coloured wood veneers, including walnut, oak, and sycamore, pieced together to create detailed pictorial designs. Frames were frequently constructed from timber finished with silver-gilt, gold leaf, or lacquer, paired with silvered plate glass.

Authentic period pieces often feature paper gallery labels or stamped maker marks on the reverse wooden backboard. Additionally, true marquetry displays precise veneer joins with natural wood grain variations, alongside period-correct frame construction and age-related patination on the gilding.

A tall, narrow marquetry mirror functions effectively in compact spaces such as entryways, hallways, or narrow wall niches. Placing the mirror above a minimalist console table or between architectural features highlights the inlaid artwork while enhancing ambient light.

Clean the mirror glass using a soft microfibre cloth slightly dampened with water, taking care not to let moisture seep into the wooden frame edges. The gilding and wood marquetry panel should be dusted gently with a soft dry brush, avoiding chemical solvents or abrasive polishes.
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