19th-century Small Shaving Mirror #1
19th-century Small Shaving Mirror #1
19th-century Small Shaving Mirror #1
19th-century Small Shaving Mirror #1
19th-century Small Shaving Mirror #1
19th-century Small Shaving Mirror #1

19th-century Small Shaving Mirror #1

Within John Derian's curated collection of antique art and mirrors is a collection of antique shaving mirrors. An essential personal tools for men before modern indoor electricity, the mirrors were made with beveled and scalloped glass panels crafted to refract candlelight or morning window illumination directly onto a face. Easily carried between rooms, they were often packed into travelers' trunks, or hung in Civil War military encampments. See the full collection of shaving mirrors here.

Details
  • 5" W x 6” H
  • Flint or plate glass with tin-mercury amalgam held within a metal easel stand.
  • 19th-century USA

Please note that vintage items will embrace unique variations such as rust, paint chips, scratches, dings, and general wear. These mirrors have a smoky crystalline pattern caused by the natural breakdown of their early tin-mercury amalgam backing.

$225.00
19th-century Small Shaving Mirror #1
$225.00

19th-century Small Shaving Mirror #1

19th-century Small Shaving Mirror #1
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