Painted Mirror Made From An Old Teak Window - 19th Century

This characterful painted mirror has been created from an original 19th-century carved teak window frame, preserving the architectural charm and craftsmanship of historic Indian design. The frame is detailed with scrolling floral carvings, rounded vertical elements, and decorative corner brackets. Layers of worn turquoise paint reveal the teak beneath, giving the piece a beautifully aged patina.

Reclaimed from an old building and newly fitted with mirror glass, this piece offers both environmental value and timeless atmosphere. Its tall, structured silhouette makes it a striking addition to hallways, bedrooms, or living spaces. Designed to hang portrait.

• Origin: India
• Date: 19th century (frame), fitted with modern mirror glass
• Materials: Carved teak with distressed turquoise paint
• Features: Floral carving, architectural window-frame form, decorative brackets, aged patina, portrait orientation
• Condition: Wear consistent with age; reclaimed frame with new mirror glass
• Dimensions: W111 x D12 x H132 cm