Mirror (2) - Wood





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Pair of Liberty-style wall mirrors in gilded wood with mercury mirrors, dating to ca. 1900–1910 in Italy, each 34 cm high and 30 cm wide (internal 30 by 25 cm), with original gilding and mercury glass, two pieces with visible woodworm holes requiring anti‑termite treatment.
Description from the seller
Pair of Liberty-style gilded wood mirrors with mercury glass — Early 1900s — MADE IN ITALY
Rare, original, unmistakable. Two pieces that time has made unique.
Pair of wall mirrors in Liberty style with a shell/fan carved motif at the top vertex and carved ornaments at the base.
The original gilding still reveals all its charm.
Original mercury mirror from the period.
IMPORTANT — PRESENCE OF WOODWORM: as clearly visible in the photos, both mirrors have woodworm holes in the wood. The pieces require anti-woodworm treatment. This does not compromise the value or the beauty of the pieces, but it is information due to the buyer.
MADE IN ITALY — Italian craftsmanship, early 1900s
Condition: good, gilding and original mirrors intact — presence of woodworm, treatment necessary
Seller's Story
Pair of Liberty-style gilded wood mirrors with mercury glass — Early 1900s — MADE IN ITALY
Rare, original, unmistakable. Two pieces that time has made unique.
Pair of wall mirrors in Liberty style with a shell/fan carved motif at the top vertex and carved ornaments at the base.
The original gilding still reveals all its charm.
Original mercury mirror from the period.
IMPORTANT — PRESENCE OF WOODWORM: as clearly visible in the photos, both mirrors have woodworm holes in the wood. The pieces require anti-woodworm treatment. This does not compromise the value or the beauty of the pieces, but it is information due to the buyer.
MADE IN ITALY — Italian craftsmanship, early 1900s
Condition: good, gilding and original mirrors intact — presence of woodworm, treatment necessary

