Charming Early 19th-Century Mirror W/ Distressed Sage Green Finish - 42¼" x 28"

This rectangular early 19th-century painted wooden mirror features a later application of soft sage green paint, which beautifully contrasts with traces of gilding. Its aged silvered glass shows a naturally timeworn patina, with a few surface scratches. The frame’s weathered texture adds to its character, making it a striking yet understated piece. 

Ideal for both classic and contemporary interiors, its muted green tones and softened patina make it perfect for adding depth to a bathroom, hallway, or bedroom. Medium in size, this versatile mirror can be hung vertically or horizontally, offering flexibility in any space. Positioned above a washbasin or console table, it brings warmth and character to any space while subtly enhancing light and dimension.

Condition and wear consistent with age and use.

Note: Mirrors have been photographed facing fabric, a technique that reveals any age spots in the glass. In some cases, this may create the appearance of an empty frame, but each mirror is complete except where explicitly stated.

Approx. overall 42¼" high x 28" wide x 2" thick
Approx. overall 107cm high x 71cm wide x 5cm thick