faux snake skin oval mirror

Circa 1930s. An interesting oval shaped bevel edge mirror contained in a metal frame which has been plamished and looks like faux snakes skin. The mirror with some scratches and foxing with the frame folded over to the bevel edge glass, onto the facing and around the sides. Can be hung either landscape or portrait.

86cm H, 60cm WOur Ref: 32842

Antiques.co.uk Ref: FM2PAV8WU

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