An attractive early 20th century oak wall mirror, probably dating from around the 1910s–1920s. The substantial oak frame has clipped corners and is decorated with carved bead moulding, raised circular bosses and simple geometric detailing, giving it a strong Arts & Crafts character.

The original-style bevelled mirror plate sits neatly within the frame and the warm, aged oak has developed a particularly good colour. A nicely proportioned decorative mirror that would work well over a console, sideboard or fireplace.

Good antique condition overall with general surface wear, small marks and minor imperfections consistent with age. There is a little separation to some of the decorative moulding at the corners, visible in the photographs. Fitted with a chain to the reverse for hanging.

Measures 80.5 × 51.5 cm / approximately 31 3/4 × 20 1/4 inches.