Rustic Tramp Art Wall Mirror with, Hand Carved, Austria, circa 1880

Beautiful mid-sized rustic Tramp Art wall mirror coming out of Austria from the late 19th century. Handmade out of fine basswood around 1880, this great looking, detailed "Tramp Art" work has been processed in the so called "pyramid technique". This special design with elaborately handcarved wooden bars, the very dark brown stained, almost black looking surface and the protruding corners perfectly underline the rustic charm of this lovely antique Tramp Art wall mirror.

Charming rustic Tramp Art wall mirror from the period around 1880 in Austria. This unique carved wooden mirror has been artfully handcrafted in the late 19th century out of basswood ...

Beautiful handcarved Tramp Art wall mirror from the period around 1880 in Austria. Coming with a tradtitional chip carved - so-called "notch cut" design, this late 19th century rusti...

Unusual rustic Tramp Art wall mirror from the late 19th century around 1870 in Austria. Hand carved out of fine basswood, the wide frame shows a gorgeous chip carved design with spectacular made corners. The very dark brown stained surface shows a shellac finishing and confers this antique mirror a great appearance. The mirror glass has been renewed during the restoration process and a hand forged ring on the backside makes wall mounting easy. A truly unique Tramp Art masterpiece in our very popular selection of rustic wall mirrors.

Charming frame or mirror (mirror glass can be installed at any time upon request), from around 1890, in tramp art, made in the Black Forest in Germany or Austria. The frame shape is...

A very richly decorated early example of the famous tramp art frames of Austria, from the 1830s. The frame of the mirror is crafted in a layered construction, with extra raised shape...

A French rectangular Tramp Art hand carved wooden mirror from the early 20th century, with raised diamond motifs and X patterns. Created in France during the Turn of the Century whic...

Petite in scale but bold in personality, this early 20th-century French Tramp Art mirror delivers hand-carved intricacy in a size that’s easy to place. Crafted circa 1900, the geometric frame is built up from layers of chip-carved wood with stepped corners and recessed central panels that create dimension from every angle. Brass tacks punctuate the four corners, center, and midpoints of the vertical sides—adding rhythm to the pattern and depth to the surface. Measuring just under 15 inches tall, this is one of the smallest antique Tramp Art mirrors...