Vintage Indian Mirrors Pair Architectural Salvage Repurposed Art Deco Door Panel

  

A pair of vintage Indian mirrors, architectural salvage from the early 20th century. Repurposed as two mirrors, one Mughal-arched, the second classic-arched. Finished in a distressed lilac and vibrant green over powder pink. These very pretty tropical hardwood mirrors have been sourced from.

A Haveli, or wealthy merchant's mansion, they. Started life as a panel in a substantial door and have now been repurposed as a statement mirrors with the addition of recent glazing and masonite back panel. Dating to the Art Deco period in the first. Quarter of the 20th century, t. Hese mirrors are destined to make to make a decorative display statement in a contemporary living space. They are finished in a particularly pretty distressed lilac and vibrant green over powder pink. The turquoise inside edge of the arches reflecting in the mirror. Please look carefully at the photographs as they form part of the description. WILL BE DISPATCHED ENCASED IN POLYSTYRENE FOR PROTECTION. In a similar vein, we have recently sourced other panel.

Mirrors in a variety of sizes and colour palettes. Height: 36.5 cms, width: 28 cms, depth: 2 cms. REAR HOOK FITTED TO THE FRAME FOR HANGING. ANTIQUE GRANITE BOWL WITH CITRUS TO GIVE AN IDEA OF SCALE, AND NOT INCLUDED. On the home page of the listing.

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