Empire French Oval carved wood mirror

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Empire French Oval carved wood mirror

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Sold Date: 12/03/2006
Channel: Retail
Source: GoAntiques
Category: Furniture & Furnishings

Fantastic period piece, this original French Empire Mirror has been carved in wood , no gypsum parts or plaster,it is a 100% wood carved piece. This rare piece has been originally lacquered ( Chineese lacquer) and keeps the original finishing, plus the aging of the lacquer color.Sorry Original crystal has been changed.

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