Armoire Door Mirror Oak. Antique.
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A mirror made from one of the doors from antique armoire. Frame is oak with stainless steel hanging cord. Frame height 19” width 17”. Beveled mirror size height 12 1/2” width 9 1/2”. Will be a welcome gift for the collector, …. Mirror is clear with a few age related spots.
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