April 16, 2024
Walnut Victorian Hall Mirror with "Jenny Lind" Head circa 1870's
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Double your traffic. I would like to offer for sale a Walnut Victorian Hall Mirror with the "Jenny Lind" head circa 1870's. This gorgeous mirror is topped with a crest of black ebony with a scroll design and figural head highlighted in gold. On each side of the head is a scroll and shell carving also in ebony and gold. Each of the four corners are also highly decorated. The measurements are 49 inches tall, 28 inches wide, the body of the mirror is 2 inches deep and the head portion is 4 inches deep. The mirror its self is 35" X 19". This is a fine representation of the opulence of the victorian era. There are a few cracks in the carvings due to age and shrinkage, you can see this in the pictures. That being said, this is a very nice elegant mirror and would make a statement in any room of your home. Please view and examine the pictures as part of the description. We try to very hard to describe items as accurately as possible, please feel free to ask any question or concern before purchase. Check out the other items in my ebay store "jeansantiques". Please remember that vintage and antique items will show some types of ware and may have minor imperfections. this only adds to the mystique and charm of things that have been lived with and loved for centuries. We will be happy to work with any shipper of your choosing. Please check
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