Antique Black Forest Mirror With Antler Arrangement Ca. 1920s

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Antique Black Forest Mirror with Antler Arrangement ca. 1920s
Item e8181
This impressive oversized wall mirror is crafted from numerous … Read more Antique Black Forest Mirror with Antler Arrangement ca. 1920s
Item e8181
This impressive oversized wall mirror is crafted from numerous real antler pieces, forming an elaborate and symmetrical frame. The branching structures create a sculptural, three-dimensional effect that fully surrounds the wooden carved mirror frame. At the central points of the frame, decorative rosettes carved from antler burrs accent the composition, emphasizing symmetry and craftsmanship. The original antique mirror glass features cutted edges and is in good condition.

At the beginning of the 19th century the European nobility discovered antler furnishings for their hunting castles and countryseats. The furniture was either manufactured completely from e.g. stag antler, or it was decorated with antler pieces from the stag, deer, fallow deer and others to get a hunting desing. A famous example was the interior design of 'Jagdschloss Platte' (hunting castle Platte) of count William of Nassau near Wiesbaden, Germany in 1825.

This article contains parts of animal origin, which belong to non-endangered and non-threatened animals and follow the US Fish & Wildlife regulations. They are not listed on CITES Appendix I and II. Our international shipping follows all country laws.

artfour is an owner-managed trading company dealing in Black Forest woodcarvings, antler furniture and an impressive variety of unique decorative items. Our antiques are displayed in a 100 years old barn in southern Germany which we have remodeled ourselves. Antique pieces have been our passion since the 1980s. We ship worldwide, perfectly packed and with money back guarantee. This qualifies us as your preferred partner for Black Forest and antique art.

Measures:
Width: 43.31" (110 cm)
Height: 46.46" (118 cm)
Depth: 11.81" (30 cm)

Literature Reference:
Sabine Spindler, Antler Furniture 1825-1925, Munich 2006
Bruce M. Newman, Fantasy Furniture, New York 1989 See less