Southwestern Hand-Painted Mirrors

Winfred Korley hand-carves this mirror from Ghanaian sese wood in the shape of a heart. He elaborates it with etched heart and line motifs, giving it an antiqued finish in colors of dark red and black. Possessing a loving vibe, this mirror makes a wonderful addition to any home.

• Hand-crafted item, color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Features an aged antique finish

• Dimension: 15.25" H x 9.75" W x 1.2" D
• Weight: 1.7 lbs
• Color: Black
• Material: Sese wood, glass, mat board backing
• Features an aged antique finish

Ai Aepec, the supreme god of the Moche people, sheds two solitary tears; his face is stern and fearsome. The gesture expresses Ai Aepec's divine sensibility. Ana Maria Enciso invokes the presence of the powerful deity as she creates this extraordinary mask. She crafts the mask of copper and bronze and treats the face to a galvanized bath to achieve the distinct green finish.

Lizards rest on a handsome wall mirror by Worlasi Agbalenyo. Crafted by hand, the design is created from African sese wood. The rich textures are achieved with applications of sand, and a raffia cord surrounds the looking glass.

• Hand-crafted item, color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Avoid contact with water
• Designed to hang vertically only

• Color: Brown
• Dimension: 18" H x 13.5" W x 0.8" D

This is a vintage Monterey style dresser top vanity mirror. The wood framed mirror swings inside the wood knobbed frame with a drawer mantel base. Hand-painted, the mirror and base feature a flourishing ribbon pattern in gold and red tones. The base has two drawers that slide out with wood pulls.

• MEASUREMENTS
• Height: 35.5" ... 90.2 cm
• Height to mantle top: 5.5" ... 14 cm
• Width: 28" ... 71.1 cm
• Depth: 11.5" ... 29.2 cm
• Mirror: 29" x 22.5" ... 73.7 cm x 57.2 cm less

• Period: Mid 20th Century
• Place of Origin: United States of America

Condition Notes : In good condition with wear consistent with age and use. Decorative screw caps are missing on the front top sides of the mirror frame. There are some scratches in the wood, with one more visible on the top of the mantle