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An Arts and Crafts Oak Toilet Mirror Circa 1930
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An Arts and Crafts Oak Toilet Mirror Circa 1930

1920 - 1940
Sold 19 May 2026 · Macintosh Antiques
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Description

An Arts and Crafts oak toilet mirror circa 1930 designed by Charles Richter for the Bath cabinet makers company.

Size: 19 inches wide, 10 inches deep 23 inches high

Date of Manufacture

Macintosh Antiques has dated this Arts and Crafts Oak Toilet Mirror to the 1930s.

Physical Dimensions
Height
58cm (22.83")
Width
48cm (18.90")
Depth
25cm (9.84")
Reference Numbers
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SA1144732
Dealers Internal Reference
MA4240
Description
An Arts and Crafts oak toilet mirror circa 1930 designed by Charles Richter for the Bath cabinet makers company.

Size: 19 inches wide, 10 inches deep 23 inches high

Date of Manufacture

Macintosh Antiques has dated this Arts and Crafts Oak Toilet Mirror to the 1930s.

Height
58cm (22.83")
Width
48cm (18.90")
Depth
25cm (9.84")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1144732
Dealers Internal Ref
MA4240
Macintosh Antiques
Macintosh Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2011

Dealers in 17th to 20th country house furniture lighting mirrors and accessories including the arts and crafts movement

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Macintosh Antiques is a registered member of LAPADA 

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An upright rectangular oak toilet mirror featuring carved scrollwork along the top frieze and pivoting between two turned upright columns on a stepped rectangular base. SOLD19 MAY 26
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Archive I An upright rectangular oak toilet mirror featuring carved scrollwork along the top frieze and pivoting between two turned upright columns on a stepped rectangular base. SOLD19 MAY 26

An Arts and Crafts Oak Toilet Mirror Circa 1930

Archive II An upright rectangular oak toilet mirror featuring carved scrollwork along the top frieze and pivoting between two turned upright columns on a stepped rectangular base. View II
Archive III An upright rectangular oak toilet mirror featuring carved scrollwork along the top frieze and pivoting between two turned upright columns on a stepped rectangular base. View III
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Macintosh Antiques

Macintosh Antiques
Telephone 01935 815 827 or 07768 606 811
Location
The Courtyard
Newland
Sherborne
Dorset
DT9 3JG
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/pmacintosh
Verified Since Feb 2011
Items For Sale 122
Items Sold 4,554
Macintosh Antiques
Macintosh Antiques
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Location: The Courtyard, Newland, Sherborne, Dorset, DT9 3JG, United Kingdom
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An upright rectangular oak toilet mirror featuring carved scrollwork along the top frieze and pivoting between two turned upright columns on a stepped rectangular base.
An Arts and Crafts oak toilet mirror circa 1930
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An upright rectangular oak toilet mirror featuring carved scrollwork along the top frieze and pivoting between two turned upright columns on a stepped rectangular base.
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Cataloguer’s note

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  • ObjectTable Mirrors
  • Period1920 - 1940
  • StyleArts and Crafts
  • MaterialOak, Brass
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsCarved scroll frieze, Turned upright columns, Pivoting mirror plate
  • SizeH 58 cm (23 in) x W 48 cm (19 in) x D 25 cm (10 in)

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Originating in the late 19th century, the Arts and Crafts movement championed traditional craftsmanship, simple forms, and medieval or folk styles of decoration as a reaction against mass production.

Makers predominantly utilised solid regional hardwoods such as oak, elm, and chestnut, often accented with hand-beaten copper, brass fittings, and leaded glass.

Authentic pieces typically feature visible joinery such as pegged mortise and tenon joints, hand-carved motifs, subtle tool marks, and honest, unpretentious construction.

Place the piece on a minimalist surface to let its handcrafted textures stand out, or pair it with neutral tones and organic materials to complement its historical character.

Keep the wood away from direct sunlight and extreme temperature fluctuations to prevent cracking, and periodically feed the surface with a quality beeswax to maintain its lustre.
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