This outstanding mirror offers a rhythmic and structured take on architectural salvage. Standing at a commanding 94 inches, this floor mirror is repurposed from an antique solid teakwood doorway. The header is defined by a continuous, hand-carved frieze of geometric stars and diamond rosettes, a motif that provides a sophisticated visual texture without being overly ornate. The frame retains its original 5-inch depth, giving the mirror a substantial "recessed" look that adds incredible dimension to a wall. Finished in a hand-rubbed natural patina, the wood showcases the dense, weathered grain and soft matte finish characteristic of century-old reclaimed teak. Whether leaning in a grand foyer or anchoring a primary suite, this mirror functions as a "portal" of light and history, doubling the visual volume of the room it inhabits.
As an authentic architectural artifact, this piece carries the earned marks of its previous life. The frame exhibits historical joinery notches, subtle surface variations, and a magnificent aged character that modern reproductions cannot replicate. It is a one-of-a-kind legacy piece for the collector of global antiquities.
Specifications
- Era: Late 19th century (architectural salvage)
- Origin: Northern India; repurposed from an antique solid teakwood doorway
- Material: Antique hand-carved teakwood (architectural salvage)
- Size: 50"(W) x 5"(D) x 93.5"(H)
- Color: Natural teak, hand-rubbed aged patina
- Condition: Excellent antique; heritage character, historical joinery marks and aged patina.
This floor mirror is repurposed from a late 19th-century solid teakwood doorway from Northern India, with a hand-carved frieze of geometric stars and diamond rosettes. It measures 50 inches wide, 5 inches deep and 93.5 inches high, and leans against a wall.
Q: What was this mirror before?
A: The frame comes from an antique solid teakwood doorway, kept at its original 5-inch depth so the mirror has a recessed look.
Q: What is carved on the header?
A: A continuous hand-carved frieze of geometric stars and diamond rosettes.
Q: Will it show wear?
A: Yes. As an architectural artifact it has historical joinery notches, subtle surface variations and an aged character that reproductions do not have.
Q: What should I check before delivery?
A: The piece is solid, high-density teak and extremely heavy, so it requires White Glove Delivery. Please verify ceiling height and entryway clearance for its 94-inch height before delivery.
(Requires White Glove Delivery)
**Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio lighting.
