Hallway Mirror – frame wood circa 1780

$85.00

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This offer is intended for past and present residents of Westmoreland, NH. Own a piece of Westmoreland’s history while benefiting the Westmoreland Historical Society! The mirror frame is made of wood preserved during the dismantling of an original carriage house of a home built in 1780 in Westmoreland, NH. In honor of Emilia and JJ becoming co-directors of the Historical Society, I will donate 25% of the price of the 5 mirrors to the Society. The mirrors are approximately 24″ tall x 11″ wide. The house location and proof of authenticity will be provided to those who purchase the mirrors.

Please note, while the dimensions will be similar to the mirrors shown, the wood’s coloration may be different depending upon the piece of board chosen. The mirrors shown were gifted to the family who allowed me to have the wood. As I really love the beauty of the unfinished wood, the front and rear surfaces of the frames will not be stained or have a finish applied to them. All mirrors are built once an order is received. Please allow 10-14 days for creating the frame. Only 4 more mirrors will be made as part of this offer. If required, shipping costs will be quoted separately.

 

 

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