Mirror Frame or Art Frame to Display Your Trasures

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Description

Freestanding cheval mirror frame (also called a dressing mirror or psyche mirror), designed to hold a full-length mirror that pivots … Read more Freestanding cheval mirror frame (also called a dressing mirror or psyche mirror), designed to hold a full-length mirror that pivots between the two upright posts.

Here’s what stands out:

Age

My best estimate is late 19th century to early 20th century, approximately 1890–1925.

* The restrained beaded molding across the top is characteristic of the Colonial Revival and Edwardian periods rather than earlier Georgian or Federal furniture.
* The brass casters and solid wood base are consistent with quality furniture from that era.
* The construction appears machine-made but well crafted, which points to factory production rather than handmade 18th-century work.

Wood

It appears to be mahogany or mahogany veneer over hardwood.
The mirror is missing. I bought it in an Antique Store in East Village NY.
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