C2Oth BRASS RAILWAY MIRROR

TWIN ARMED, POSITIONABLE VANITY MIRROR.

This characterful vanity or shaving mirror is believed to have been made in the Edwardian era for use in a railway sleeper carriage. Held on a sturdy 4 point wall mount on articulated pivoting brass arms the brass has been left patinated, as found, but could be polished to a high shine if required. There are the feint remains of a registered patent number on the mirror support bracket.

The hardwood and brass framed mirror (21cm/8inch diameter) is held on a sturdy, ratcheted vertical adjuster and also pans freely left to right; the combined mechanism giving complete freedom of placement and positioning reaching to either the left or the right by up to 22 inches from the central mounting position.

A very useful, flat-plane mirror with almost no foxing the mirror itself has a tiny hairline crack to its edge just visible next to the brass frame, this is completley stable.

£ SOLD

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DIMENSIONS: 21cm diameter mirror.

2x 23cm brass arms.

ORIGIN: UK

CONDITION: Very Good