Early 20th Late 19th Century Celluloid Tri-fold Mirror Pristine Condition

Early 20th Late 19th Century Celluloid Tri-fold Mirror Pristine Condition

SKU: V0073

This is an early 19th century or early 20th century celluloid tri-fold mirror.  There is a patent date on the rim that reads “August 7,…” however the year is illegible.  Each frame segment measures approximately 7-1/8 inches wide x 9 inches high.  The legs, which are sturdy, each measure approx. 15/16 inches long.  There is a green man type of embellishment on top of the center frame which has a chain for hanging on the wall. The left panel has a framed oval of a young woman in a bonnet who is carrying flowers.  The print is covered with clear glass.  The oval frame has some darkening.  The back panel is covered with a heavy paper material with moderate random rubs, none of which is material.  The back of the right panel has plain celluloid.  There is a small triangle of celluloid missing from the upper left corner. The mirrors are beveled and in very good condition consistent with their age; no cracks or loss of silvering.  The hardware including the hinges and locking clasp are in good condition also.  This mirror must have been sheltered in an attic trunk.

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Regular Price: $130.00 | Ship Price: $15.00 | Units Available: 1