Arts & Crafts Wall Mirror

Oxford frames—with crossed, projecting corners—are so-called because they mirror the rustic, medieval-inflected aesthetic of the religious tracts of the Oxford Movement. They came into fashion in the mid-19th century, and in 1877, one writer described them as “suitable for sacred subjects.” What subject could be more sacred for capturing in this solid oak Oxford frame than your reflection?

c. 1900-1920.

Dimensions: 31" tall x 17.5" wide