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Mirrors68 of 323Vintage Smoked Oval Mirror 16" x 23 1/2"Italian Art Nouveau Brass Mirror
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    Posted 6 years ago

    Wendie123
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    It seems to be an olderpiece. Not sure if it originally belonged with a buffet or dresser. The markings on the back of the mirror I attached as the last picture. It also has these markings all over the mirror in random places. Any info at all would be greatly appreciated. .

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    1. PhilDMorris PhilDMorris, 6 years ago
      Credenzas never had mirrors. Maybe for a bureau or dresser !~
    2. AnythingObscure AnythingObscure, 6 years ago
      I don't think this piece is very old at all -- instead artificially "distressed". Note what appear to be phillips/robertson 'combo head' screws that hold it together, plus the 'magic marker' writing on its backside. The screws might indicate Canadian manufacture, as they first became popular there before eventually migrating south to the USA.

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