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Mahogany Inlaid Fret Wall Mirror Edwardian
James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick)
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James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick)

James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick)

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Mahogany Inlaid Fret Wall Mirror Edwardian

1900 - 1920
Description

A large fretwork mahogany wall mirror with cross banding inlay and boxwood stringing decoration. There is a satinwood shell decoration inlay top and bottom.

The mirror is bevelled and it has a narrow gilt slip

Physical Dimensions
Height
103cm (40.55")
Width
65cm (25.59")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Declaration

James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick) has dated this Edwardian Mahogany Fret Mirror to the Edwardian era.

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SA1096883
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Description
A large fretwork mahogany wall mirror with cross banding inlay and boxwood stringing decoration. There is a satinwood shell decoration inlay top and bottom.

The mirror is bevelled and it has a narrow gilt slip

Height
103cm (40.55")
Width
65cm (25.59")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Date of Manufacture

James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick) has dated this Edwardian Mahogany Fret Mirror to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1096883
James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick)
James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick)
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2010

Mainly specialising in georgian furniture

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Warwick
CV34 4AB
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James Reeve (Quinneys of Warwick)
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An Edwardian mahogany fretwork wall mirror featuring a scrolled frame with shell inlay details at the top and bottom.
Mahogany inlaid fret wall mirror Edwardian
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An Edwardian mahogany fretwork wall mirror featuring a scrolled frame with shell inlay details at the top and bottom.
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An Edwardian fretwork wall mirror is a vertical mirror framed in woodtypically mahoganyfeaturing pierced or scroll-cut decorative outlines inspired by 18th-century Chippendale designs. Produced during the early 20th century, these mirrors often incorporate refined marquetry, shell inlays, and geometric stringing.

These mirrors are primarily constructed using a solid or veneered mahogany frame, accented with contrasting wood inlays such as boxwood or satinwood for shell motifs and stringing. The backing is generally made of secondary softwood like pine, housing a silvered mirror plate.

Authentic period mirrors feature genuine wood joinery, light hand-finish marks on the reverse wooden backboard, and natural age-related oxidisation or slight desilverizing along the edges of the mirror glass. Look for subtle variations in the fretwork contours and smooth patinated surfaces on the timber.

Position the mirror above a console table, sideboard, or mantelpiece to create an architectural focal point. The warm wood tones contrast effectively against modern neutral walls, while the vertical silhouette helps enhance the sense of ceiling height.

Dust the wooden frame regularly with a dry, soft microfibre cloth and apply a natural bees-wax polish occasionally to preserve the lustre of the timber. Spray glass cleaner onto a cloth rather than directly onto the mirror to prevent liquid from seeping into the wooden frame edges or damaging the backing.
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