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Unusual 'Oxford Movement' Oak Mirror
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Unusual 'Oxford Movement' Oak Mirror

19th century
Description

This unusual 'OXFORD MOVEMENT' OAK MIRROR, of segmented design, dates from circa 1880.

The MIRROR FRAME has chamfered detail which provides a pleasing contrast to the MIRROR panels.

It displays very well and catches and reflects the light, especially with the bevelled glass.

The MIRROR is in good condition. Some of the silvering is worn on two of the mirror panels.

Height: 27 inches (69 cm)

Width: 31.75 inches (81 cm)

Physical Dimensions
Height
69cm (27.17")
Width
81cm (31.89")
Depth
3.5cm (1.38")
Declaration

Shaun King Antiques has dated this Oxford Movement Oak Mirror to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA852488
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Description
This unusual 'OXFORD MOVEMENT' OAK MIRROR, of segmented design, dates from circa 1880.

The MIRROR FRAME has chamfered detail which provides a pleasing contrast to the MIRROR panels.

It displays very well and catches and reflects the light, especially with the bevelled glass.

The MIRROR is in good condition. Some of the silvering is worn on two of the mirror panels.

Height: 27 inches (69 cm)

Width: 31.75 inches (81 cm)

Height
69cm (27.17")
Width
81cm (31.89")
Depth
3.5cm (1.38")
Date of Manufacture

Shaun King Antiques has dated this Oxford Movement Oak Mirror to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA852488
Shaun King Antiques
Shaun King Antiques
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Third generation antiques dealer selling a wide range of large and small antiques pre 1920.

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A Victorian Oxford Movement carved oak wall mirror featuring three gabled crests, a cross-hatched lattice structure, and multiple bevelled mirror plates.
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Archive I A Victorian Oxford Movement carved oak wall mirror featuring three gabled crests, a cross-hatched lattice structure, and multiple bevelled mirror plates.

UNUSUAL 'OXFORD MOVEMENT' OAK MIRROR

Archive II A Victorian Oxford Movement carved oak wall mirror featuring three gabled crests, a cross-hatched lattice structure, and multiple bevelled mirror plates. View II
Archive III A Victorian Oxford Movement carved oak wall mirror featuring three gabled crests, a cross-hatched lattice structure, and multiple bevelled mirror plates. View III
Archive IV A Victorian Oxford Movement carved oak wall mirror featuring three gabled crests, a cross-hatched lattice structure, and multiple bevelled mirror plates. View IV
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A Victorian Oxford Movement carved oak wall mirror featuring three gabled crests, a cross-hatched lattice structure, and multiple bevelled mirror plates.
UNUSUAL 'OXFORD MOVEMENT' OAK MIRROR
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A Victorian Oxford Movement carved oak wall mirror featuring three gabled crests, a cross-hatched lattice structure, and multiple bevelled mirror plates.
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Originating in the 19th century alongside the Tractarian theological movement in England, Oxford Movement design emphasises ecclesiastical and Gothic Revival influences. Furniture and decorative objects feature geometric carvings, pointed arches, gables, and lightly finished native woods such as oak.

These mirrors were primarily constructed from solid European oak or walnut, assembled using traditional mortise and tenon joinery. The reflective elements utilised bevelled mercury or silvered glass plates set within an intricate carved framework.

Authentic pieces display hand-carved details such as notched edging, chamfered borders, pointed arch motifs, and exposed joinery. The timber typically exhibits genuine patination, oxidisation around iron or brass fastenings, and age-related wear to the mirror backing.

Positioning a structured Gothic oak mirror above a neutral hallway console table or a minimal fireplace mantel provides a strong focal point. The dark wood and sharp geometric lines contrast effectively against light, contemporary wall finishes.

Dust the timber frame regularly using a soft, dry microfibre cloth, applying beeswax sparingly along the grain once or twice a year. Clean the mirror plates with a dampened cloth, avoiding liquid contact with the backing or wood frame to prevent degradation.
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