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Silver Hand held Mirror

By getmanclan, 13 December, 2010
Description

This mirror is full of detail front and back.It is true silver or sterling silver and has some tarnish but not alot.it was passed down from great great grandmother of a lady I help clean for.she gave me some boxes and this mirror was in there.It looks very old but is in great shape.The glass is not broken and the art and detail is in amazing shape.Thanks

Category
Other
Medium
silver and or sterling silver
Distinguishing marks
there are no marks or stamps on this item it has very detailed art markings
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
9 and a hlaf and 5 and a quator
Date Period
not know, maybe 85 years old
Weight
1 lbs
History
I cleaned a ladies garage and she gave me some old things that belonged to her great great grandmother in a box and this was found there.
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
0
For Sale?
No
Photos

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14 years 1 month ago

Re: Silver Hand held Mirror

Have you been able to get this appraised? I have the exact mirror?

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MasonsMommy

13 years 4 months ago

In reply to Re: Silver Hand held Mirror by [email protected]

Re: Silver Hand held Mirror

 Was there ever an appraisal made on this? My Grandmother gave me the same mirror, and i'm just trying to get information on it. Wanting to know what it is made of, who made it. I'd love to know. 

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Lovejoy

13 years 4 months ago

In reply to Re: Silver Hand held Mirror by MasonsMommy

Re: Silver Hand held Mirror

Items like this silver mirror without any markings to indicate the silver content are silver plated. Depending on the country of origin European examples that are silver will have "Hallmarks" to indicate where it was made , silver content and maker. North American examples tend to be marked "Sterling" or "925" both markings indicating a silver content of 92.5%. These mirrors were generic items made during the late 19th century, usually part of a larger vanity set. On it's own these silver plated mirrors often sell for under $40.00.

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