Tramp Art Rustic Wall Mirror, 19th Century - Handcarved, Austria circa 1870

Extraordinary rustic Tramp Art wall mirror from the period around 1880 in Austria. This unique hand carved wooden mirror has been artfully crafted in the late 19th century out of bas...

Decorative rustic Tramp Art wall mirror from the late 19th century around 1870 in Austria. Elaborately hand carved out of fine basswood, the solid frame impresses with its artfully p...

Beautiful, unique handcarved Tramp Art Wall Mirror from the late 19th century in Austria. Artfully handcarved around 1880, this extraordinary rustic wall mirror impresses with its ex...

Absolute extraordinary, rare rustic Tramp Art wall mirror from the late 19th century around 1880 in Austria. This large, intricately crafted rural wall mirror is a true gem and impresses with its incredible looking variety of different, elaborately handcarved elements like the pyramid style corners, interrupted by small mirror plates and artfully designed, upright standing round wooden applications in the middle parts of the frame. The so resulting, amazing looking patterns combined with the beautifully carved notch cut bars stained in a dark brown tone, make this one of a kind antique wall mirror an absolute exceptional piece of Tramp Art art work. Another great highlight to mention are the pointed "roof...

This is an intricately carved wooden mirror dating back to 1899. The frame exhibits a dark, rich finish, highlighting the craftsmanship of the late 19th century. The design features ...

Lovely French frame from the Jura Mountains, made of painstakingly assembled small pieces of diamond-shaped cut pinewood. Initialled "C.D" at the top, beneath a heart. Star or snowfl...

A very richly decorated example of the famous tramp art frames of Austria, from the 1880s. The frame of the mirror is crafted in a layered construction, with extra raised shapes on t...

Solid wood carved frame, white painted. Partially gilded. Entire body decorated with rocaille ornaments. Extremely decorative, circa 1870. (M-23).