Certainly mid 19th century I think, unsure of the timber but usually mahogany veneer.

375 mm tall x 350 mm at outer finials x 140 mm deep.

The back is fully lined (image 4).

Given the age, there are a number of condition issues, none of which affect functionality in any way and the mirror is perfectly secure.

I think the mirror itself has been dropped in the past, as there is a split along the top timber (image 7).

There is a piece of timber missing in the bottom left hand corner (image 3) which I think was the impact point.

Remarkably, the glass appears to be intact but may be chipped along the bottom left hand edge but still contained within the frame.

There is also a piece of veneer missing from the back corner of the base (image 6).

Due to the delicacy of this piece, I regret I am offering local pick up only.