Good condition.
18.5″W x 23″H
Antique ROGERS SMITH Huge Triple Mirror With Baccus Columns
$1,450.00
An unusual design from the late 1800s by Rogers Smith, this large tabletop mirror has a polished silver frame decorated with stars and astrological motifs. The god Helios in his sun-rising chariot are featured on the front, and columns on the sides take the form of Baccus. Available online only.
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