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European, Italy, early to mid 20th century. "Mirror Mirror on the Wall, Whose the Fairest of them All!" An elegant Venetian mirror fit for a Queen or Snow White as this famous quote suggests! Presenting an octagonal form, this gorgeous mirror-framed-mirror is comprised of a central mirror surmounted by a foliate crest and surrounded by skillfully cut and beveled frame elements that are beautifully etched with floral and foliage motifs. Each section is secured via metal fasteners adorned with decorative caps, and the entire mirror is backed with wood. A fabulous as well as functional work of art that conveys luxury as well as the stuff of fairytales! Size: 38" L x 21.5" W (96.5 cm x 54.6 cm)

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Provenance: private Broomfield, Colorado, USA collection

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#178751

Some age wear with expected scuffs and oxidation to mirror as shown. A few of the decorative caps covering fasteners are missing but the frame elements are still attached to the backing. The central mirror and mirror frame elements are all backed with wood; some losses to wood on verso as shown. Fit with suspension wire on verso.