Turn of the Century Chip Carved Tramp Art Wall Mirror

19th Century Oak Mirror with highly decorative shaped pediment, cut-outs and chip carving through out.

Late 19th/early 20th century checkerboard with inlaid contrasting woods. Converted to wall hanging with felted reverse and hanging clip.

Antique Double Sailor's Valentine, dated 1903, a pair of handcrafted shell collages mounted in mahogany octagonal shadowboxes, hinged together and mounted with a clasp. This valentine features a heart and the inscription "Barbados, 1903." The valentine is in great condition, but does of course have a few shells that have come loose over the past century and a half. The cases remain in great condition as well, though there is a little looseness to the frame backboards. Victorians in the Age of Exploration and its accompanying Eclectic Movement embraced arts and crafts from around the world. Shell boxes are frequently seen, and even the odd shell diorama...

18th Century Queen Anne Walnut and Giltwood Mirror, circa 1750, an elegant period mirror having a broad crown with fluted border and slightly curved backwards, with applied carved an...

A French Turn of the Century Tramp Art hand-carved wooden mirror from circa 1900 with square protruding corners. Step back in time and embrace the rustic charm of this exquisite Fren...

A French Turn of the Century Tramp Art period hand-carved mirror with large protruding corners. Evoke the essence of French craftsmanship with this resplendent French Turn of the Cen...

A small French Tramp Art hand-carved wooden mirror with two-toned finish, protruding pyramidal corners and brass nailhead accents. Immerse your home in the rustic charm and artistry ...

A French Tramp Art Turn of the Century mirror from circa 1900 with hand-carved crest and monogram. Immerse yourself in the exquisite craftsmanship and unique charm of this French Tramp Art Turn of the Century mirror from circa 1900. This exceptional piece, adorned with a hand-carved crest and monogram, is a celebration of the intricate artistry and geometric elegance characteristic of Tramp Art of the era. The mirror's frame is intricately detailed with hand-carved geometric motifs, showcasing the meticulous skill and creativity of the artisan. Raised hearts, concentric circles, and elongated pyramids come together to form a rich tapestry of texture and depth, making the mirror a captivating visual feast. The carved crest crowns...