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Mirror
Your Louis XVI style gilt wood over-mantle mirror circa 1920s should bring approximately $300 at auction. It's most likely American. Pretty!
We need to see some images…
We need to see some images of the back of the mirror most of these we see are reproductions made during the 1920s and early 30s
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Oops didn't see the the back image of the mirror just spotted it now from what I can see it looks like an early 20th century reproduction generally these now values have drops since the 1980s but we probably retail one like this for about 350 to $450