A Rare Pair of Early 20thC Convex & Concave Oak Optometrists Wall Mirrors c.1925 sub-Art & Sculpture often proved to be the

often proved to be the weakest point

As parts of a moving door in a cabinet or cupboard they would have been knocked and swung around rather a lot

This is a no

Height: 5 inches

There are no cracks or damages to speak of

A Rare Pair of Early 20thC Convex & Concave Oak Optometrists Wall Mirrors c.1925 sub-Art & Sculpture often proved to be theOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1925 Each: Height: 18. 5 Depth: 2. 5 Width: 13 The scarce pair of deep dished optometrists wall mirrors, one being concave, one convex, and each with an oak frame and tram line border, the original thick plates in tact, to the original pine backing boards and link chain attachments, one with a paper label reading S. Walton F. B. O. A qualified optician 517 Stanhope Road, Tyne Dock and