SyrocoWood Mirrors

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Posted by sb4f

18 years ago

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Description

I just noticed today when taking them down that they both have a partial SyrocoWood blk/gold sticker on the back. They also have table supports which are broken on each but still attached via an original blk cotton cloth "string". They have always been hung on the wall in my home via wires that were on them when purchased (but clearly added). They have a thick brown feltish feeling backing to them and the mirrors show some fine black specking and few "spots" of the same nature. The carvings appear like scrollwork almost to my eye and the background is gold while the top coloring appears a brownish/greenish color (appears gold all over in sunlight and almost a silver in natural or room lighting on a wall).

Category Home Furnishings

Medium syroco

Distinguishing marks deeply carved frames

Condition Good

Size and dimensions of this item 17.5x13.5x.75

Date Period mid-20th ?

Weight ~5-7 lbs

History I bought this pair of mirrors about 15 years ago in a local antique shop in the Boston area. The seller did not give me any information on them.

Price Paid (If known) don't remember

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