How do I care for the mirror?

Clean the glass carefully with standard window spray, avoiding any moisture contact with the surrounding wood or metal frame. Ensure that damp umbrellas placed in the stand do not splash water against the lower wooden base to prevent warping.

What periods are most common?

The majority of these entrance pieces date from the Victorian era, alongside Edwardian and Arts and Crafts examples. Earlier pieces often feature heavy mahogany or cast iron, while later variations lean towards oak and bamboo.

Where should I place it?

Position the furniture in a hallway or entrance lobby where the mirror can reflect light and guests can utilise the hooks. Keep the item away from direct heat sources to protect timber panels and prevent the glue behind the mirror silvering from degrading.

How do I identify materials?

Examine the framework closely to distinguish between solid oak, mahogany, cast iron, and bamboo or faux bamboo finishes. Look for secondary elements like inset marble shelves and brass drip trays which indicate the specific construction grade.

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A stick stand with mirror is the quintessential entrance piece, combining a looking glass with umbrella storage to greet every visitor.

C.1900 Bamboo Chinoiserie Hall Stand with Mirror

1900 - 1920

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C.1900 Bamboo Chinoiserie Hall Stand with Mirror

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